THE STEP-TECH SYSTEM TOMORROW S BUILDING TECHNOLOGY TODAY

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GLOBAL BUILDING SYSTEMS, INC. 300 EAST WILLIS, SUITE B PRESCOTT, AZ 86301 (928) 708-9949 www.gbsi-step.com THE STEP-TECH SYSTEM TOMORROW S BUILDING TECHNOLOGY TODAY March 2010 2010 Global Building Systems, Inc. May Not Be Reproduced Without Written Permission

Global Building System s STEP-Tech System GBSI has developed a patented, efficient, affordable, low-tech method for a complete building system that creates a true thermal envelope for super energy efficient buildings. Our mission is to become the national standard for high performance sustainable building technology with our STEP-Tech System. STEP-Tech is an engineered panelized system using lightweight steel struts embedded in EPS foam to create interlocking panels for exceptional strength and versatility. Our roof and wall connection creates a continuous thermal break with virtually no air infiltration. Easy to assemble 2,000SF building frame + roof in one day with low skilled labor Suitable for residential, commercial, industrial and high rise construction Cost effective for both high and low-end markets Highly resistant to fire, mold, water, termites, rodents, hurricanes Significant cost savings in material and labor vs. traditional stick/mortar construction These benefits result in higher profits for builders and lower energy/maintenance costs for consumers! The U.S. Department of Energy s Oakridge National Laboratory testing found that STEP-Tech System panels have highest R-Value rating of any other panels tested. The STEP-Tech System meets the guidelines for USDOE s Builder s Challenge for 2012 today. Our proprietary roof-wall connection virtually eliminates air infiltration, resulting in a whole building HERS rating in the low 60 s. This translates to 5 Star Plus ENERGY STAR rating the highest possible. A consumer could pay less than $300 a year to heat and cool a 1,500 square foot home. With virtually no air infiltration, fresh air exchange is introduced in a controlled manner resulting in an efficient and healthy home environment. All of the components are SFC free, there is no off-gassing Third-party structural testing results: Wall panels support load equivalent to wind speeds in excess of 173 mph Wall panels withstand 27,500 lbs of axial load Roof panels withstand snow loads over 20 feet Our platform strategy for including sustainable finishing products to the STEP-Tech System qualifies buildings for MBDC s Cradle-to-Cradle certification, the next generation of sustainable building technologies that focuses on the ability to recycle most if not all building components. The galvanized steel and EPS foam used in our panels are made of recycled material content and both are completely recyclable after their effective life.

Wall Section Advantages: 1. T strut thermal break 2. Preformed utility chase 3. Snap together design GBSI invented and patented an efficient, affordable, low-tech method for a complete building system that creates a true thermal envelope for super energy efficient Roof-Wall Intersection Advantages: 1. Complete thermal break 2. No air infiltration 3. Easy/quick assembly Continuous Foundation Connection Advantages: 1. Insulated footer 2. Wind & Seismic resistance 3. No air infiltration Additional STEP-Tech System Technology Advantages A significant component of GBSI s platform strategy is that common materials that are currently being used as either roof or wall finishing can be used with our product. Our STEP-Tech product is so contractor friendly that almost all local indigenous materials can be used on our walls and roof to make the houses look exactly like those in the surrounding area. This allows our product to be used in all applications ranging from low-income to high-income homes. I-sections embedded in the roof allow for unsupported spans up to 22 feet. Large projects using 1 4 models can reduce costs by moving our panel assembly process to the building site, minimizing raw material movement. With significantly lower energy demand, STEP-Tech homes are solar practical. A typical 1,600SF stick-and-brick home requires a 4.5 kilowatt PV solar system. A similar STEP-Tech home requires less than half that amount. STEP-Tech panel fabrication dimensions are configured to optimize the material usage of EPS foam manufacturers. This minimizes manufacturing steps and production scrap. Construction site scrap is almost zero.

STEP-Tech System Competition Comparison Cost per Square Foot per Completed Building GBSI STEP-Tech Foam Core w/steel Struts SIPS Foam Core w/wood/steel Skins ICF s Foam-Lined Concrete Core Stick/Brick Conventional $58 $64 $68 $63 Wall Panel (CFC Free) No No No Roof Panel (CFC Free) No No No Thermal Envelope No No No Thermal Characteristics Tested by U.S. Department of Energy Class I Fire Rating (all components) Warp, Twist and Bow-Free Panel Mold, Water and Termite Resistant No No No No No No No YES No Whole Wall R-value Ranking BEST #2 #3 #4 Erection Time 1 Day 4 Days 21 Days 14 Days Workforce Skill Level Low High Very High High Start to Move-in Time 90 Days 110 Days 150 Days 120 Days

STEP-Tech Cost Analysis & 50 Year Savings GBSI SIPS ICF Stick/Brick STEP-Tech Savings STEP-Tech Foam Core Foam Conventional Compared to Foam/Steel w/wood or Steel Lined Stick/Brick Skins Concrete Core Electrical 3,237 3,900 4,100 3,687 450 Roofing HVAC Equipment Ductwork Utility Hookups Construction Financing 2,870 Ceramic Product 2,500 1.5 Ton 4,400 Plenum & Flex 1,625 No Gas 1,600 2 Months 3,487 25-Year Shingles 4,850 5.0 Ton 3,487 25-Year Shingles 4,850 5.0 Ton 3,487 25-Year Shingles 4,850 5.0 Ton 617 2,350 5,700 5,700 5,700 1,300 2,625 2,625 2,625 1,300 2,400 3 Months 4,000 5 Months 3,200 4 Months 1,300 Construction Tax Credit (2,000) (2,000) (2,000) 0 2,000 System Cost (framing insulation) 25,310 28,083 29,977 22,497-2,813 Total House - Initial Cost 72,134 79,966 84,796 79,367 7,233 50-YEAR SAVINGS: $124,438 TOTAL STEP-TECH COST SAVINGS = $133,755

An ENERGY STAR Qualified Home This home built at 320 Cactus Wren, Chino Valley, AZ by GBSI has been verified by E3 Energy, an independent professional or organization, to meet or exceed strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. HERS Index: 58 David Lee Chief ENERGY STAR Residential Branch 12-5-07 Sam Rashkin National Director ENERGY STAR for Homes www.energystar.gov

STEP-Tech System Technology Summary Interconnected foundation, wall and roof form a complete building system Panels consist of EPS foam reinforced by galvanized steel strut components engineered to be both strong and energy efficient Roof panels have thermally isolated galvanized steel I joists embedded in full length structural systems Roof-Wall connection creates a True Thermal Envelope that virtually eliminates all air infiltration thus reduced HVAC loads by ~80% Low cost, low labor skill, one-day installation solution with high-tech performance Lowest HERS rating = ENERGY STAR 5-Star-Plus energy efficiency rating Lowest finished per square foot cost over SIPs, ICFs, Stick-and-Brick construction Wall panel supported load equivalent to wind speeds in excess of 173.0 mph An 8 ft. wall panel withstood 27,500 lbs of axial load Roof panel withstood a snow load of over 20.0 feet Panels do not bow, warp, twist, delaminate or off-gas Highly resistant to fire, wind, mold, termites and rodents Materials are easily acquired, made of recycled products and are fully recyclable