DANGU

SRI HOMES IN has redeveloped dangu after 4 years of intensive R&D, Dangu is used in Rampath wall & Eco friendly construction.

Dangu is a Natural binder, a substance used in eco-friendly building that binds other materials together by setting, hardening, and adhering to them.

It has very unique properties because it is made out of mixing raw materials consisting mainly of Processed granite powder, Processed limestone powder, Co-Product of iron manufacturing, Co-Product of aluminium manufacturing and quartzide stone powder and other Agri materials are used.

The history of architecture is quite diverse in the Bharat (India) subcontinent. From the period before the first urbanization people tried to build suitable architecture with the easily available materials for living, all naturally available materials are necessary elements in the construction of such architecture.

Dangu were identical materials. Although its use dates back to the Indus Saraswati Civilization, it can be observed in several temples in South and North Bharat (India), dangu gained popularity in the early medieval period. During this time, in the period between the 9th to 11th centuries, it was used in the construction of Buddhist viharas and Jain temples (such as Moghalmari, Kankandighi, Sontapal) in eastern Bharat (India).

Dangu is widely used in shatavahana and Rastrakuta kingdom in maharastra, Telangana, tamilnadu.

Dangu is also widely used in Kakatiya samrajyam from 8th to 13th centuries, later Vijaya nagara kingdom 14th to 16th centuries.