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Amerisips 30 second commercial
Amerisips 30 second commercial about the benefits of building your next home with us and how that decision can save you money!
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Structural Insulated Panels
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Structural insulated panels by iSips BUILT www.isipsbuilt.com
What happens if someone falls off the edge?
Why did they put it up in a parking lot ? To be taken down and ruined in the process.
From your picture at first glance i thought it was a a wooden tool box.
I've heard there have been problems with SIPS boards separating due to moisture and the structure becoming unsafe. There is a company in Florida that has SIPS pannels that use steel instead of OSB. While more expensive, these structures are incredibly strong, rot and mold proof, can't be water damaged, and will not burn.
It would be great if you would re-make the video to show the work completed without all the OSHA violations.
Nobody died in the making of this video -
MAYBE THEY SHOULD SHOW THAT THEY BRACED THE GABLE WALLS ON THE INSIDE. OR DID THEY, BEFORE THEY LEANED A LADDER AGAINST IT?
What is the cost per square foot.
No helmets.
They have violated every safety rule there is! Where is OSHA?!
About how much does a box like this run? If the perimeter foundation is in what does a box like the go for in 2019 ?
Great job, got me thinking
so many expert comments............great video thanks!
chippa!
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TOTAL CRAP. Presswood is used in the building materials. Total garbage that rots after a few years and is very weak
Michael, I can appreciate your thoughts here... I am a 41 year veteran of the building industry. Alot of developments in the construction technology field have not been proven long term. I have been designing a 7,000 SF house recently and the owner has been pushing me to research alternative construction systems, including SIP's. Back in the late 70's OSB came out. It was cheap and a lot of builders were using to help pad their bottom line. I went to a jobsite and got some scrap and took it home. I thru it in a bucket of water to see if it would delaminate. It did, the edges became swolen and basically unusable. If your observant, and you for the signs on the roof's of houses, you can see the houses where the OSB sheeting was not water proofed before it rained. I researched and found an OSB made by Louisianna Pacific. They used an exterior glue that did not delaminate or obsorb water. That's the only OSB I would allow on my job sites. To make a long story short, not all OSB's are the same. SIP panels are created in conditions where they are submitted to 37% more pressure in the making of the panels. The OSB itself is of a higher quality. Again, you would want to research what panel a particular company uses. Have them give you a sample of there panel and do the water test I performed. It will tell you within 48 hours. Some SIPS have Borate infused into the board, which is a deterent to bugs and termites, as an example. Others have OSB Panels which utilize an exterior glue. Overall, SIPs are 3X's as strong as a typical frame wall. In addition, if installed correctly, they can achieve a U-Factor rating that is very high. I'm planning on using SIPs on my next personal home construction.
I dont think this can withstand btwn 120-200 wind speed without reinforcing
Can anyone see how those joists are fixed? Thanks
Two top plates are installed in the downstairs SIP panels. The joist hangers are a Simpson StrongTie product. They are a hanger strap, nailing into the top plates.
No plumbing, electric, ductwork, doors, windows......, not a living structure. To make it habitable, triple the price.
Also whoever allowed those men to work on that roof without safety precautions (falling from height) would be committing a criminal offence under UK law.
don't worry we got more than enough know how white men to do the job ..
nanny state ie UK criminalize all work decades ago
The police in the UK spend more time scrolling thru Social media looking for hate speech than looking for real criminals
It looks massively labour intensive and appears to require a lot of plant. Which nicely illustrates that SIPS is not economic for small projects of this scale.
Sir, I am a veteran of the building idustry, going on 41 years now. I can assure you, these are much less labor intensive that conventional framing.
Safety First. It's not an idle phrase. It's not an after-thought. Construction sites are much more dangerous than they should be. Every part of construction should be thought about, analyzed, planned for efficiency and safety. The old ways, the "traditional" ways have killed and injured too many people. SIPS are a relatively new construction innovation. Putting them together should be just as carefully organized.
Go to your safe space--walk don't run
Wow...
Government wants you to build with low air flow to "save energy" then they make you install a CONSTANTLY running fan powered by ENERGY... btw, when you live in wood airflow is GOOD, it let's the wood DRY and not rot.... btw, I'm a carpenter that can fix the rotting house your MORONIC government made you build but I won't so don't bother asking...
how could we be so blind
There is an incredible difference between a furnace and an airtight home (that does have ventilation). To say a fan “uses energy” is missing the point entirely.
I have also posted about building with SIPS. In my opinion the best way is to reinforce the basic SIP structure with steel posts. I posted a video or two showing how that is done. (I do not sell nor represent SIPS, I just took the video.) :-D
Very nice dude. It's Ideal in the Philippine setting. But it should survive from flooding, typhoon and earthquake.
A few time in the video I saw someone stand on the part of the [short green step] ladder that says "Danger: This Is Not A Step!"
+Kauwhaka get out of here safety sally
I would think that the roof should be completed both side at a time working from back to front, doing it as they have they would have put uneven stresses on the building frame.
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ThermaShell's system is FAR superior to SIPs. Not even a comparison.
Willing to try this!
I can't believe they're so expensive.
Maybe the speed-up was too fast, but I didn't see the workers installing continuous bead insulation between the joints. Anyone see how they insulated the joints?
It looks like you're out of business. Sorry to hear that. Did dkerris ever get an answer to the underground construction question?
***** Oooh. Ouch. Sounds like a good thing that they're out of business. Thanks for the response.
Could SIP's be used in an underground home construction situation?
everthink was precut precut insulate and had like 8 guys or more working and have heavy equipement to so yeah it can be done in a single day try that with normal stuff not precut not preinsulted and equipement
This is typical dog house what is your point
Any safety measures which are in place for the use of ladders is deserved. If it was me, I was ban them permanently. There are plenty other means of alternative access instead of using ladders, which kill hundreds of people globally each year. In this occasion, I would have assembled a light frame zip up aluminium tower for the guys to use. Cheap to hire and great to work from.
With todays CSCS cards and all the health and safety that goes with them two days more like and the need for scaffolding to do anything on the roof here in dear old England. Love the comments for its uses, and if you have a door at each end you have a shotgun shack very usefull for the mother in law, but my mother in law is lovely. David.
Took all day to do that? I've seen 4 man crews stick frame a 4 bedroom 3 bath 2 story house and shingle it in a day.
Along with all of the dialog about everything it is.... It probably can float? All that Foam and coming from storm effected Long Island having a Raft the size of a Wall could be the ticket!
That's a nice building. I'm curious as to the exact size of the structure and the cost, not including the labor. It doesn't look like I'll ever find out though. It seems you never post answers to people's questions.
I know this is an old video, but I'm curious what the dimensions of that building were?
16 x 24
Watch the light shadows. Seems to work out.
I am a big fan of SIPs and I know there benefits etc, however I do not believe from watching that video that it took a day