Structural Integrity

Structural integrity is the mechanic that dictates how high or far you can build with each building type. Different building types have different levels of structural integrity. The table below outlines values for each building type. Durability is a building type's HP. Height and Length are how many pieces can be placed vertically and horizontally without additional support. Their reinforced versions are how many pieces can be placed with the addition of beams.
Note: This is not the maximum height and length you can achieve with these types, but rather, the height and length that can be acheived by using the first piece as the only anchor point to the ground. For example, you could build Thatch higher than 5 if you also connect the second, third etc piece to the ground with diagonal beams, though even this method has its height limits. Another thing to note is that while these numbers tell you how high and far you can build, it does not take into consideration the weight capacity of the pieces. For example, if you build 5 Wood floors next to each other that are only supported at a single point on the first piece, and try to place a heavy deployable on the 5th piece, it is likely to break. 
Structural integrity by type
Building Type 	Durability	Height	Height reinforced	Length	Length reinforced
Thatch 	500 	4 	5 	4 	5
Wood 	1000 	5 	7 	5 	5
Interior Wood 	1000 	5 	8 	5 	5
Glass 	500 	5 	7 	5 	5
Aluminium 	1000 	5 	7 	5 	5
Stone 	2500 	4 	9 	4 	4
Reinforced Glass	2500 	5 	7 	5 	5
Scoria 	3000 	4 	10 	4 	5
Scoria Brick 	4500 	4 	7 	4 	5
Concrete 	4000 	5 	16 	5 	5
Clay Brick 	3500 	4 	7 	4 	5
Category:Mechanics
Category:Building Pieces