Econ SIPs

Build a stronger, safer, and more energy efficient home

Free from styrene to protect you and your families health.

Maximum size of Panels are 8ft wide by 10 ft long

4"1/2 PIR — $7.10 sqft

6"1/2 PIR — $7.70 sqft

8"1/2 PIR — $8.30 sqft

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Energy Efficiency, Sustainability and Durability.

LiteSIPs are prized for their high insulation values, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing heating and cooling costs. They are considered environmentally friendly due to sustainable manufacturing processes and materials, promoting reduced energy consumption and forest impact. Furthermore, the durability and structural strength of SIPs make them a long-lasting choice capable of withstanding various climatic conditions.

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Key Technology Components

LiteSIP modular panels, like other Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs), are designed to provide an efficient and durable building envelope. While specific components can vary slightly depending on the manufacturer, the key technology components of a typical SIP, including LiteSIP or similar products, generally include:

Insulating Core:

The core of SIPs is usually made from a rigid foam insulation material, which provides high thermal resistance (R-value). The most common types of foam used are Expanded Polystyrene (EPS), Extruded Polystyrene (XPS), and Polyurethane or Polyisocyanurate foam. This core is responsible for the excellent insulation properties of the panels, leading to energy-efficient buildings with reduced heating and cooling costs.

Structural Facings:

The insulation core is sandwiched between two structural facings, which provide the panel's strength and rigidity. These facings are typically made from Oriented Strand Board (OSB), although some panels might use other materials such as plywood, metal, cement board, or magnesium oxide board. The choice of material can depend on the desired application, performance requirements, and environmental considerations.

Adhesives:

High-strength adhesives are used to bond the insulation core to the structural facings. These adhesives are designed to provide long-term durability and structural integrity, ensuring that the panels can withstand various loads and stresses over time. The adhesives are also selected for their compatibility with the core and facing materials, as well as for their resistance to moisture and environmental conditions.

Joining and Sealing Systems:

SIPs are designed to fit together in a way that minimizes thermal bridging and air infiltration. This is achieved through precisely engineered joints, which may include splines, tongue-and-groove edges, or other mechanical fastening systems. Additionally, special sealants, tapes, and gaskets are often used at the panel joints to ensure airtightness and moisture resistance, further enhancing the panel's insulation properties and overall performance.

Pre-engineered Services:

Many LiteSIP and other SIP products come with pre-engineered features such as channels for electrical wiring and plumbing, making installation faster and reducing the need for on-site modifications. This pre-planning can significantly streamline the construction process.

Protective Coatings or Treatments:

Depending on the application and exposure conditions, the panels might be treated or coated with protective layers to resist moisture, fire, pests, or UV radiation. These treatments help to extend the lifespan of the panels and maintain their performance in various environments.

These components work together to provide a high-performance building system that is energy-efficient, strong, and capable of supporting a wide range of architectural designs. It's important to consult with the manufacturer or a construction professional familiar with SIPs to understand the specific properties and advantages of the panels you're considering.

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