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Northern Composite Products Inc. is a privately owned company located in Fergus Ontario Canada.
NCP is focused on reducing the amount of recycled material in the land fills. Utilizing the natural waste of rice using the husk of rice and benefiting the natural resistant’s to harbor mold or fungus.
NCP has a complete decking system. The Slide & Go system is the use of the hidden fastening clip allowing your next board to slide into position, ready for the next fastening clip. This decking system allows for expansion and contraction of the composite material.
For more information about Northern Composite Products Inc you can CLICK HERE or you can visit our FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS page. |
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 Brewing With Rice Hulls
The great thing about summer is the fact that friends will come and see you at a moment’s notice.
If they visit, they will drink beer. If they drink beer, you will need to brew again…soon!
I am getting my thoughts together for the next brew. |  Recycling HDPE – Type 2 Plastics
HDPE, or type 2 plastics, are high-density polyethylene. These plastics make up the heavier containers that many of our everyday goods are stored in. A person can look at the bottom of a type 2 plastic and see the number 2 surrounded by a triangle |  Amazing Rice Hulls
I have recently become familiar with the use of rice hulls as a material to build with. These unasumming little bits of of debris that are often discarded have found new value as insulation in wood-framed houses and as filler for earthbag projects.
|  Plastics - From Recycling Bin to New Product - Where do recyclable plastics go?
You've snatched a misplaced plastic milk bottle and root beer bottle from the trash. Before you plop them in the recycle bin, you flip each over to see what number appears in the triangle on the bottom. Sure enough, there is a "2" on the bottom of th |  Rice hulls - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rice hulls (or rice husks) are the hard protecting coverings of grains of rice. In addition to protecting rice during the growing season, rice hulls can be put to use as building material, fertilizer, insulation material, or fuel. |  How is plastic recycled?
There are five factors that are necessary in order for the recycling of plastic to be a successful process. First, the supply of used plastic has to be of a large quantity. This large quantity of plastic is collected at certain areas, which is the se |  Rice Hull Compost
Using rice hulls for mulching material has many long lasting advantages. In heavy clay or adobe soils, or areas that have poor drainage that previously produced low-quality harvests, rice hulls could be the answer. | |
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