Thread: Legality of Fiberglass as a building material?
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Re: Legality of Fiberglass as a building material?
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Originally Posted by Joe G. View Post
Perfectly legal, as long as it doesn't violate cost and other rules. 842 has been known for their pultruded fiberglass frames for several years. As a general rule, if a material isn't specifically stated as illegal, it probably is allowed.
Depleted uranium is not banned... Does that mean that we can use it?

But honestly what if we were to get our hands on that stuff? How amazing would that be?
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