# Twisana Investor Brief

Finance~Gravity LLC | Sacramento, California | 2026

This document is an investor-facing summary. It intentionally avoids patent-claim detail and full construction drawings. Figures are estimates from the working model and cost files; this is not an offer to sell securities.

## Project

Twisana is a patent-pending factory wall system for affordable homes. The concept is to manufacture numbered wall components with finished exterior and interior surfaces, ship them on pallets, and assemble them on site quickly with far less skilled wall labor.

## Why it matters

The lowest-cost building materials in the world are wood, concrete, foam insulation, and mineral wool. Twisana is built around these simple materials and a production process intended to reduce wall cost, shorten assembly time, and lower dependence on scarce construction labor.

## Customer value

- Lower wall-system cost compared with conventional construction.
- Faster assembly from numbered components.
- Finished interior and exterior wall surfaces from the factory.
- Less need to hire skilled wall framers for the wall package.
- Warm/cool envelope performance using insulation between wall layers.
- Palletized delivery through building stores and direct manufacturer sales.

## Channel strategy

Standard kits can be sold through building-material stores: the customer pays in store, and the manufacturer delivers the palletized kit. Individual/custom kits can be ordered through the manufacturer's website. This distribution strategy gives national visibility and allows a new affordable-home category to reach ordinary buyers, builders, ADU customers, and crisis-housing buyers.

## Production strategy

The production line should be placed near the center of the United States for national pallet shipping. The first line should prove repeatable wall-component output, finishing, numbering, packing, and field assembly documentation. Expansion can happen through additional lines, regional plants, or licensing.

## Use of funds

- Prototype and certification work.
- Production equipment, fixtures, finishing, and packing.
- Cost validation and pilot homes.
- Retail-channel packaging and installation documentation.
- Patent, legal, compliance, and insurance work.

## Core risks

- Building-code approval and certification timing.
- Field assembly quality control.
- Material price volatility.
- Need to protect patent-sensitive details while still explaining enough to investors.
- Retail-channel adoption and contractor acceptance.

## Attached materials on the site

- `house-pitch-deck.pptx` - investor presentation.
- `cost-model.xlsx` - wall cost model for the reference home.
- This brief - investor-facing business and distribution summary.