SIPs Building Kits for Do It Yourselfer's
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I have a sips-built house. This is definitely the way to go!
Thank you Juanita!😀
That's pretty cool that the outlet locations are pre-installed. I was actually wondering about that. Look forward to more videos.
Thank you... we have a decent library of videos explaining other parts and processes. That said, we try to get a new one out each week. Appreciate your interest and comment!
We built a SIP house in Montana. it was airtight and cut our heating bill very much. the downside was condensation building up on the windows in the winter. (think of it as living in a Styrofoam beer cooler). We had to install a ventilation system to draw out the moisture. the house stood up to high winds, loads of snow, and kept us cool in the summer months. We did all the work ourselves; it is not that difficult to do if you follow the instruction manual. If I ever decide to build another house, this is the way I would go.
You make a great point that we discuss with customers. Indoor air quality is something to plan and monitor in a high-performance home. Humidity mitigation is a significant part of this.
can you please walk us through the steps to order a kit or shell for building a house? Do we bring in a floorplan? Do you have floorplans?
Ideally, you would provide us a floor plan, then we’ll do an estimate from there. With a deposit, we’ll do a panel layout with electrical and any other structural requirements. Once those are as complete and approved, a production deposit allows us to make the panels. Generally within just a few weeks (lead times will vary) we can deliver your panels. Thanks for the question. Give us a call and we can walk through it in more detail.
Do you have cement board?
We do not currently work with cement board or make CSIPs. There are several in the industry that do this. It's much more common with EPS cores. Our poly-fill method of making panels creates some issues working with cement board. Thanks for the question.
Where can I get the kits?
We ship all over. www.ecopanelsoftn.com or give us a call at 800-356-2396
Would these kits work for a two story building?
They sure do. Our SIPs are used on 2 story homes quite frequently. Thanks for the question!
How does the price of these compare with the stick built homes?
Great question. Generally, they cost more up front. Payback in reduced utilities is just within a few years, then every month after that is money saved. This video might help address your question as well: th-cam.com/video/v-Hclyr6vjI/w-d-xo.html
Give us a call and we would be happy to discuss your project and potential costs.
Hi. I live in the UK and SIP buildings are relatively unknown. I've bought a house made of 200mm panels, 15mm osb with 170mm PU insulation. The builders have fitted 150 x 200mm glulam lintels above all windows even if there are no loads bearing above them. Is that what you do in America? If possible I'd like to send a video showing what they've done but I need an email or something so I can send it.
We commonly incorporate LVL headers above door and window openings. It depends on the header height and width, often time regardless of the load above. We would not want to comment on a product we're not familiar with, as all will engineer differently. It is normal though here. If your builder or the manufacturer is recommending it on your project, I'd suggest following that. If you have concerns, an engineer in your area may be able to better comment.
wow, putting an LVL in a non load bearing wall? get your wallet out, huh?@@EcoPanelsofTennessee
No link to website
www.ecopanelsoftn.com - Thank you for the note. This is one of our earlier videos and we need to clean up the description. Appreciate the heads up!
please email the assembly manual
Jeff, we'll need your email address, which I don't recommend you post here. You can find our email address on our website... www.ecopanelsoftn.com OR you can complete our Builder form and get it via email almost instantly. Just complete the form here: www.ecopanelsoftn.com/builder-info/
It’s not a plug. It’s a receptacle.
NEED A GARAGE. THIS CAN WORK. NEED A DORMER TOO. ?????