WALL · CONTAINER ASSEMBLY

Air-Prune Habitat — Container Assembly Mechanism

Follow the assembly path: A — wall profile · B — bottom · C — bottom + wall · T — Typar® · D — compost. Finish at Final frame to see the complete container.

R = 76 mm · V = 2.90 Lh = 160 mm
Stage A: double-sided spiked geomembrane profile
Preset radius12 sectors · 30.0° · overlap 13 -> 1 · V = 2.90 L
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Local interaction cell
The red dashed square marks a local interaction cell formed by four neighbouring inner cones. These cones do not prune the root directly. They confine and redirect the root apex toward a defined side-wall target.
The lateral surfaces of the inner cones create a local dew-point and thermal-gradient microzone. This makes the target area biologically attractive, so the root is guided both mechanically and biophysically.
Opening view - wall profile, section A-A and internal-side map for R = 76 mmAAContainer wall – restangle ( parallelogram )Outer coneInner coneL = 2πRBBottom R = 76 mmCInner coneOuter coneOverlay BOTTOM + WALL + GEOTEXTILE GEOTEXTILE R = 76 mm · 12 sectors Typar® Typar® Typar® geotextile layer: assembled view and separate circular layer DBottom + Container wall + Compost Air-Prune Habitat R = 76 mm Final frame - dynamic complete reference drawing
Reference drawings
Assembly stages A B C D referenceWall profile and internal side reference