The fastest and easiest possible way to build anywhere in the world should, by all means, also apply to "do-it-yourself" construction (most suitable to rural and developing-country environments). Which is do-able by relying on a network of existing commercial outlets selling construction materials and appliances.

Components of simple basic Tronco structures could that way be supplied on a "pulverized" manner throughout any given marketplace. It can be done with relatively modest up-front investments and the flexibility to increase production capacity on direct proportion with expanding business requirements. What is more, complementary building materials and appliances may be available at same existing outlets. Thus, it becomes easy for an individual buyer to get most items in his/her shopping list, by stopping at just one place located in the same urban/rural area where he/she lives.

Furthermore, the possibility of having the system’s tubeforming machines rotating between several outlets selling construction materials (home-depots) to produce components ordered and paid for at each location prior to arrival, should permit to schedule the machines itineraries (as well as their numbers) in the best possible manner to keep operations efficient and their cost under control.

It is important to place this initiative within a very special context of historical implications. We are witnessing the introduction of light-gauge steel in low-rise building construction, just like gypsum board and conventional wood frames were introduced in America and, by natural extension, elsewhere in the world. We are referring to a unique opportunity, with immensely large rewards for those pursuing it successfully.

This is not to suggest that a new market would need to be created, but that today's conventional construction market share will be reduced, to the advantage of newcomers. Such process, whereby conventional construction looses part of its own market share, has already begun and the numbers achieved over recent years are there to prove it.