Structures USA (fka STUS)

[Renee]

STUS FINRA deleted symbol. Inactive security.

http://otce.finra.org/DLDeletions

[otterman]

Almost hurricane season again. I wonder if interest in this stock will pick up?

[otterman]

Guess this one's dead till next hurricane season.

[otterman]

Thanks gamood.

[otterman]

Been lookin at VNTB. I did follow this a year or so ago. It was promising at 3 cents but is currectly far below that. Big longshot now Id have to say. Just didnt seem to take off.

[gamood]

They finally closed the bid/ask .26/.30.

[otterman]

You got that right, the time is now! They need some sort of action while everyone is still thinking about the hurricanes. The kettle is hot.

[otterman]

Glad to see the trading stabilize. Guess I got in a couple of days too early.

VNTB looks intersting but hard to find info that is recent. O/S shares are dated from 2001 with a 1 for 100 reverse split pending? Ive seen numbers at only 500000+ shares outstanding, seems a little hard to believe considering the share price. Would be nice to know where things stand right now. The name sounds farmiliar to me, I think I followed this before.

[sojourner]

gamood- It wouldn't surprise me to hear about franchises soon. The last press release (Sept. 21st) stated that meetings with top construction companies of Central America would proceed "in coming weeks." By my reckoning, the time is ripe for such discussions. I couldn't be happier being part of a revolution in the construction material business. When I saw those pictures of house after house devastated by the spate of hurricanes this season, it was easy to see how cheaply and shoddily these pressboard and plastic vinyl cookie-cutter houses are now made.

[gamood]

STUS appears to be holding this trading range and the number of shares being traded seems to indicate the dumping is over. Once
structures announces its first franchise sale, more investors will jump on board.
Ot...Has anyone looked at VNTB, huge upside potential, in my opinion!

[otterman]

Not worried yet. I just didnt expect such a drop. I buy companies with the intention of holding for at least a year so Im in for the longer run.

[sojourner]

I said there would be hiccoughs along the way with this company. I didn't expect a raging case of febrile whooping cough! It looks like massive dumping. I'm holding while dust settles and will await better days; the product is still a very good one. Then again, what else can I do?

[otterman]

7 cent close! What up? Either we're already dead or those buying at this price will make a fortune.

[sojourner]

Keeping in mind STUS is new company just getting its land legs, I think the long term prospects are very bright, indeed. There will be some hiccoughs along the way, to be sure. The company's products appear to be unique and revolutionary vis a vis traditional Portland concrete and stucco construction. I have a hunch keenly interested parties will soon be beating a path to the company's door in search of that better mousetrap.

Concrete technology has changed little from ancient times, that is, until Structures USA introduced GigaCrete. The Romans used lime and a volcanic dust (pozzolona) or lime and sand as their cement. Later, in A.D. 1824, Joseph Aspdin baked lime, clay and chalk together and called it Portland cement, named for a quarry in Portland, England. The strength of concrete has been improved since Roman times due mainly to the introduction of reinforcing steel rods, not so much due to variations in the overall concrete mix or the cement. GigaCrete panels, using a proprietary binder rather Portland cement, require no reinforcing steel rods.

The North American Portland Cement industry is immensely powerful and wealthy and will not go quietly. We all know how cash-laden corporate interests block advances in technology and beneficial changes in business and industrial practices by buying off whorish politicians or swallowing the upstarts. The Portland Cement lobby not only writes construction guidelines, it also plays a major role in regulating the building industry.

In a nutshell, the strategy seems to be: do an end run around Goliath, rather than engage him face to face. I think the last PR indicates this approach. ninjaturtle

[otterman]

Probably more lucky than astute. I just saw an opprotunity, threw up and order and got a hit. Cant say Ive heard of thet type of financing before. Why would they sell at such a low price? Could have got 30 or 40 cents I think.

[gamood]

My understanding is ...the company did a 504 placement, sold 5 million shares at .20 to raise $1 million for operating expenses and growth. This type of transaction is allowed once a year for a maximum return of $1 million. These shares can be restricted or free trading, depending on the state where executed and the conditions of the transaction.
In that case, your purchase at .20 was very astute.
Good luck to a great return.

[otterman]

Let's hope so, I grabbed some more at .20. Now, off to the races? I dont see it dropping more than this. If it is a true stock promotion then the drop is to let the promoter (and friends) in at cheap prices. Hard to get volume history on this one to substanciate that. If it is a legit company and product, then the news will drive it.

[gamood]

The sell off seems to be over, I am looking to buy more shares at these prices. The sell off was artificial, LET THE REAL BUYING BEGIN.

[otterman]

Might be right but it is also normal activity for an IPO. Traders like to position themselves and see how they can manipulate a stock in the beginning. Things usually settle before 6 months are up. Remember companies on the lesser boards attract traders who are looking for a quick double (thereby the wide bid and ask, they just get lucky or they stay out). When things tighten up, the buying you see (which will usually be none or huge volume) will be longer term shareholders loading up on an opprotunity. PWTC followed this prifile in the early years jumping from .40 to $2 a couple of times with really nothing to substanciate the price rise. These stocks are fun during the good periods but be ready to take the money and run - very few ever turn into solid companies, regardless of how good the product is.

[otterman]

Yup. Grabbed 3000 at .32.

[gamood]

Someone was listening, lol! Bid .30 ask .33

[gamood]

I would be nice if the MM's closed the gap between bid and ask .30 to .45. This stock was introduced to market about three weeks ago .65. With the majority of shares sold above .50, this stock is obviously being manipulated and/shorted.

[gamood]

Some Company FAQ'S

1. Do you have manufacturing plants and when will factories be ready in my area?
A. Las Vegas is our pilot plant and is changing from the Research and Development facility into being the first Micro Factory. We are currently producing products here. We are negotiating Micro factories and Full size factories in several locations at present. Keep checking our website where we will post the latest news.
2. What are the requirements to be a joint venture manufacturer and partner?
A. Structures are seeking qualified companies, Groups or individuals who are financially capable of assisting with funding each factory location. We have developed two ranges of factories: Micro and Mini factories have one machinery package and Full size to Mega Factories have specific machinery packages to be purchased in the joint venture. Contact Structures President Andrew Dennis for further information and terms.
3. Do you have all code approvals yet nationwide?
A. Not yet, however we are currently underway with numerous approvals through ICC/ES (ex ICBO) and ASTM testing.
4. Can I get samples?
A. Samples of all product lines are available to be seen at the Las Vegas facility, call for an appointment and tour.
5. Does GigaCrete or Stuccomax use any Portland cement?
A. NO.
6. Can I put Stuccomax over my existing stucco?
A. Yes. Follow conventional codes and practices.
7. Is Stuccomax mixed and applied with conventional tools and equipment like stucco sprayers or hand trowels.
A. Yes, everything is the same.
8. Can Stuccomax be used for other things other than stucco?
A. Yes, Stuccomax can be used as a rock hard coating over drywall, brick, block, concrete, wood, polystyrene or polyurethane foam, mesh over foam, mesh over paper, expanded metal mesh over metal buildings, and directly over GigaCrete. Stuccomax ?MegaPatch? road and runway patch can also be used as a concrete repair and patching mix. It dries quickly and will be over 8,000 psi when fully cured. Stuccomax ?MegaProtector? is a fine finish interior plaster that will coat drywall or plaster with an extremely hard coating designed to resist damage caused by abusive tenants. It is also fire resistant, kick and gouge resistant and virtually impossible to knock nails into. It can be used on floors, walls and ceilings.
9. What textures does Stuccomax come in?
A. Stuccomax comes in fine plaster finish for interior and exterior applications and sand texture which will give numerous textures from smooth to Spanish lace when applied correctly.
10. Does Stuccomax come in colors?
A. Yes, we are developing a standard range integral to the mix or you can add oxides common to the industry. Stuccomax is a light natural cement color prior to adding pigments.
11. Can GigaCrete be used for other things like roads, side walks, bridges and foundations?
A. NO, GigaCrete could be, but this is not in the companies immediate plans. However Stuccomax ?MegaPatch? road and runway patch can also be used as concrete repair and patching mix. It dries quickly and will be over 8,000 psi when fully cured.
12. Can only specialized people use your products?
A. No, Stuccomax can be applied by anyone with suitable skills. However, the best results should be expected from professionals or trained installers. Structures in-house expert and Master Plasterer, Mark Price will be scheduling training classes at the Las Vegas facility. E-mail [e-mail] for information. GigaCrete panels can be installed easily by unskilled labor with a Structures trained supervisor.
13. Can I get more info like brochures on the products?
A. Yes, electronically. Structures will e-mail files to be downloaded and printed as needed; we rarely utilize the slow postal service and we are an environmental company choosing to avoid the cutting of trees and unnecessary use of paper
14. Does this put concrete workers out of jobs?
A. No, in fact just the opposite! Structures factories are capable of creating up to 27 homes per shift/day. Each of which need roads, driveways and concrete foundations. Many times more than can be built in the same timeframe using wood, steel or masonry construction. Concrete Companies are ideal partners.
15. Does this create jobs?
A. Absolutely yes, many times more than conventional construction. If we can produce as many as 27 homes per factory per shift/day, as opposed to maybe one house per week done conventionally; this means just as many tradespersons such as site workers, panel installers, plasterers, drywallers, roofers, painters, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, cabinetmakers, fixture manufacturers and installers, carpet layers and manufacturers, tile layers, landscapers, drivers, and the list goes on, are needed to complete the homes. Thousands more jobs are created. Structures are planning on locating Micro factories in nearly every major city and Full size factories in high growth and Hurricane prone regions.

[gamood]

Otterman..agree with you on the product potential. I feel this has limitless applications in EVERYDAY life.
Once the products are available to the tradespeople in the construction industry, demand will snowball. This is the largest industry in the world, covers every economic strata of society, has an ageless history in every culture and has an ongoing and infinite future potential.
Structures USA offers products adaptable to varying building practices, incorporates local waste products into the mixtures, is non-toxic and structurally superior to many present technologies.

[otterman]

Damn hard stock to get ahold of eh? I been trying for a week now and cant get a hit below .35. I like the technical prospects of this stock. Being a new issue, the timing seems right for positive speculation movement. I could see this hitting $2 within a year, for no reason but speculation and euphoria (when it does start to move).

[sojourner]

gamood: I picked up additional shares @.34 today. The fanciful thought of a press release proclaiming the first practical hurricane proof mobile home did it. Actually, it's not a flight of fancy. GigaCrete and Stuccomax make such an outcome almost inevitable. I hadn't realized how many people live in mobile homes until I read press accounts of hurricane damage in Florida and Alabama. Can you imagine the frenzied interest, from hurricane and tornado prone regions, if STUS introduced a stormproof, windproof and bulletproof mobile home? Not to mention other unlimited uses for this light but tremendously strong analogue of concrete. Katy, bar the door (made of GigaCrete, of course)! ninjaturtle

[sojourner]

You've got that right. I restrained myself today in adding shares although news of joint ventures could be coming at any time, I surmise.

The hurricanes have jolted people of many lands to think about building codes and stronger construction. The weather experts theorize we are headed into a 20-30 year period of stronger storms, not consigned only to coastal regions. In that vein, I think conventional mobile homes should be outlawed. Those flimsy dwellings are junk. The hurricanes and tornadoes seem to seek them out. Structures USA can build a hurricane-proof mobile home with GigaCrete and Stuccomax. If STUS focuses attention to this sector of the market, it could reap a bonanza. Such an approach would make for great PR, as well, given the climate. ninjaturtle

[gamood]

You really need a strong constitution holding this stock. A plus or minus 30% in a day can be hard on the ol' stomach muscles.
I did add to my position today at .34, GLTAL!

[sojourner]

Victor Hugo wrote, 'No army on earth can stop an idea whose time has come.'

The housing shortage, especially in the poorer regions of the earth, in made more acute by the lack of native building materials. Consider Haiti. That nation has destroyed 90% of its original lush forest cover, mostly to make charcoal fuel. (As an aside, the denuding of the land guarantees severe flooding with heavy rains.) Traditional concrete housing is an alternative here but the price of materials is exorbitant.

Enter GigaCrete. Affordable, durable, easy-to-assemble housing can be created even in areas of the world deficient in ordinary building materials. Almost any dry waste material-- such as cardboard, paper, styrofoam, plastics and agricultural waste fibers from corn, wheat, rice, millet, sorghum and sugar-cane plants-- can be combined with the proprietary binder to create very strong, lightweight structural panels. The building panels are insurable, waterproof and fireproof. Neither will these non-toxic panels crack or shrink.

It would appear GigaCrete is idea whose time has come. ninjaturtle

[gamood]

LAS VEGAS, NV, Sep. 21, 2004 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Structures USA Inc., (OTC: STUS) on the stock exchange and a Nevada Corporation with several new construction technologies aimed at affordable housing, has entered into discussions with several of Central America's largest construction companies. A group of the largest builders in Colombia, Honduras and El Salvador are to visit the Las Vegas facility in the next few weeks to see the new developments in low-cost, mass-production technologies developed by Structures. Central American countries have a need for hundreds of thousands of immediate houses, according to Global Housing Resources.

About Structures:

The company has invented a new type of lightweight concrete called GigaCrete that is cast into forms to make liftable panels. The panels are rapidly assembled to make buildings of all types including affordable housing. GigaCrete uses waste ash and other fillers found locally to create a pourable, castable material that looks and feels like concrete but is a fraction of the weight. The panels are connected together rapidly, forming walls, floors and roofs. A small house can be erected in hours or days with supervised unskilled labor. The cost savings are enormous, and the GigaCrete houses are totally fireproof, hurricane and earthquake resistant, insect proof and very safe.

Andrew Dennis, President and Founder of Structures, says, "One of the biggest markets in the world is low-cost housing, and many U.S. firms have stayed clear of this because they just cannot compete using our typical way of building. Structures have created something that takes their country's waste materials such as power plant ash, sawmill wastes or agricultural waste, and we have turned it into a concrete-like composite. These materials are often free and in great abundance and we even save space in the local the landfills. We are an environmentally conscious company; we don't cut down trees and will only use sawdust if it is destined to be burned or buried."

Structures have invented several products, including Stuccomax, a single-coat bullet resistant stucco that has a compressive strength of over 8,000 psi exceeding even conventional concrete. Stuccomax feels like a ceramic coating on a house and does not shrink or crack like conventional stucco. Central America has used stucco and adobe finishes for hundreds of years, and Structures sees this as a potentially enormous marketplace for each of their products.

For further information please refer to the company website. www.structuresusa.com

E-mail [e-mail].

Forward-Looking Statements

Any statements made in this press release which are not historical facts contain certain "forward-looking statements," as such term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995, concerning potential developments affecting the business, prospects, financial condition and other aspects of the company to which this release pertains. The actual results of the specific items described in this release, and the company's operations generally, may differ materially from what is projected in such forward-looking statements. Although such statements are based upon the best judgments of management of the company as of the date of this release, significant deviations in magnitude, timing and other factors may result from business risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, the company's dependence on third parties, general market and economic conditions, technical factors, the availability of outside capital. Receipt of revenues and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the company. The Company disclaims any obligation to update information contained in any forward-looking statement.



Contact:
Andrew Dennis
Structures USA Inc.
702-651-6161
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SOURCE: Structures USA Inc.



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[gamood]

Hi Otterman, thanks for dropping by. I had talked to Andrew last week in regards to the share count and was informed that the float is about 60 mil and that the balance is controlled directly by Andrew or insiders.

[gamood]

hi Ninjaturtle, welcome to ihub and welcome to the STUS board. You certainly have done your homework and I appreciate your input.

[sojourner]

Greetings to all. I am new to IHUB; I signed up at last.

The more I delve into this company STUS, the more interesting and promising it looks. From what I understand, the company is working to establish far-flung 50/50 joint venture plants which will fabricate the GigaCrete panels. Most, if not all of the money for these plants is put up by the capitalist, from what I gather.

There are numerous tested advantages to GigaCrete over traditional Portland cement concrete and its variations. GigaCrete uses no Portland cement (in short supply worldwide), but instead a proprietary polymer binder. In addition, GigaCrete forsakes the gravel and crushed stone of ordinary concrete for coal ash, which power plants give away gratis. Other extremely cheap or free materials can substitute or be added to the coal ash to create GigaCrete with different properties (insulative, e.g.) for different uses.

The resultant product is far stronger than typical concrete and less than 1/4th the weight. Two men can easily lift a standard GigaCrete panel, 2ft. X 9 ft. X 4 1/8 inches. It weighs only 165 lbs. GigaCrete doesn't crack or shrink and is salt resistant. This latter is a huge advantage for those who understand how salt degrades concrete. The sodium atom in salt (NaCl) literally replaces the calcium atom in Portland cement (made from lime [CaO] and clay). In this way, sodium-based salt destroys Portland cement's binding properties and reduces it to powder.

The cost of a house shell (floor, walls, roof) made from GigaCrete is far less than masonry and 1/4th less than a shell made from wood. It takes two men only 3-4 days to build a shell made from GigaCrete. The panels can do double duty as a floor/foundation, instead of typical concrete slab foundation. The panels can withstand a 200 mph hurricane. They are water and seawater resistant and so strong that they require no internal steel rods in the casting process. Water and electrical conduits can be emplaced within the panels, in the structural cavities designed for this purpose.

As you might imagine, the possibilities for GigaCrete are limited only by the imagination. There is really nothing on the market that is comparable to this material considering its cost, weight, strength and workability.

One use commanding significant attention will be in the construction of skyscrapers. While GigaCrete panelled structures can be built to four stories maximum, skyscapers can none the less use GigaCrete forms for the pouring of structural concrete. The great advantage is that GigaCrete forms can remain in place thereby becoming an integral part of the building itself, supplying conduit space for water pipes and electrical wiring. The labor savings are very significant in this application of GigaCrete. The cost of the labor to assemble, diassemble, clean and reassemble the typical wood or metal forms is completely obviated.

Stuccomax is the proprietary polymer with sand added. It can withstand bullets. There are military applications. Stuccomax can be applied by trowel or spray in only one coat. Ordinary stucco requires 2-3 coats. Stuccomax doesn't crack or shrink. It can be applied to interior or exterior walls in any color and it does breathe to prevent rot and mildew, a major cause of lawsuits among home buyers now stuck with new vinyl sided, pressboard houses.

The combined construction and construction materials industry is the largest industry on the face of the earth. GigaCrete has built the better mousetrap for that industry. ninjaturtle

[otterman]

Hey Gamood, I guess Im the first PWTC sucker to take a look here. Sounds interesting but 185 million shares already! yikes, theyll have to make billions in sales and have great margins. Price is interesting though. One can probably make something on speculative runup. (droppin like a rock today though)
One question about the technology though. If it is strong enough to hold a structure 'together' through a hurricane, might not the winds just push the whole thing over then instead of tearing it apart? Im no weather or structural expert so im just surmising(sp?). Maybe Gulfbreeze can add his 2 cents.

[gamood]

Wall Street News Alert: STUS Develops Hurricane Resistant Stucco Coating!
WESTON, FL - MARKET WIRE - 09/14/04 Wall Street News Alert?s ?stocks to watch? this morning are: Structures USA Inc (OTC: STUS), Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC), Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ: BRCM) and Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT).
Aggressive investors and traders will be watching Structures USA Inc (OTC: STUS) this morning! Yesterday after the markets closed, the company issued a press release announcing that it has developed a stucco coating so tough it can resist hurricane force winds and flying debris!
This could be great news for investors! Stuccomax, as it is called, has a comprehensive strength of 8000 PSI, more than double that of typical concrete and is capable of stopping many bullets and or shotgun blasts. Designed as a single coat stucco finish for exteriors of buildings, Stuccomax is so hard it is almost impossible to drive a nail into it and it does not shrink or crack like conventional stucco.
Investors watch this one! According to the press release, the interest in this product has been enormous, especially from contractors who only have to apply one coat of stucco which in turn save on labor costs. Conventional stuccos requires two to four applications and are the subject of shrinking which is a leading cause of cracks requiring costly repairs. Stuccomax can also be used to cover existing damaged finishes. Stuccomax is to be sold in bags through building products distributors across the country and is very affordable, at little more than conventional stucco.
The stock closed yesterday at around Forty-Five cents a share.
In case you are not familiar with the company: Structures (USA) is a research and development company specializing in new construction technologies aimed at high-speed, low-cost global construction. Founder Andrew C. Dennis has invented a new form of lightweight concrete that outperforms traditional concrete utilizing Portland cement as the binder. This new concrete matrix does not use Portland cement or sand and gravel and therefore does not have the inherent problems associated with that 2,500-year-old technology. The company?s web address is http://www.structuresusa.com.
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[gamood]

Welcome everyone to the Structures USA Board. Feel free to post on-topic information and opinions.