State of the Art
Labratory
The Daylun Factory Laboratory in Whitehorse, Yukon, will serve as the cornerstone of our building science innovation. More than just a testing facility, it is a hub for research, education, and the advancement of sustainable construction technologies.
Features of the Bimalun Labratory
Equipped with cutting-edge AI-driven machinery, robotics, and specialized material testing equipment, the lab will ensure that every product we produce meets the highest standards of performance and sustainability. By utilising a variety of methods, our facility is designed to rigorously evaluate and refine the materials and methods that power our homes.
- MPA Testing
MPA testing evaluates the pressure that concrete and its alternatives can handle before cracking
- Passive Envelope Testing
Intensive testing to examine the insulation and air tightness of our technology
- Shear Testing
By subjecting our products to opposing forces, we can test their shear strength.
Located in theYukon
Set against the dramatic backdrop of Whitehorse, our laboratory is more than a research center —it’s a beacon for innovation in cold-climate housing. By pushing the boundaries of building science, we are ensuring that Daylun homes arefaster,smarter, andmore sustainable than ever before.
VegetableGlue
Innovation Highlight
A focal point of our R&D is our vegetable-based adhesive—a groundbreaking innovation already recognized for its strength, sustainability, and versatility. Our lab will continue to advance this product, developing new formulations that expand its capabilities, including unique “melty” applications for improved bonding and energy efficiency.
20% Less Carbon Emissions
When used as alternative to concrete or asphalt
Powerful Adhesive
As strong as conventional glues
100% Organic
Vegetable Glue is made from vegetables
Highly Versatile
Applications in foundation and driveways
Partnering with Institutions
In partnership with institutions, our lab will also serve as a place for for teaching and training ensuring the next generation of builders and engineers are equipped with the skills to lead in a net-zero future.