Great video , thanks for sharing. We built a SIPS home about 8 years ago. So comfortable. There is a bit of noise , no diifferent to a tin iron roof though
Was there a pitch to that roof or just flat. If flat, did you need to caulk under the overlap? Also it would be nice to see how you fastened these down to the house.
Can't believe you put the boards on from one end only. No need for them dollies at all, just move the step ladders after every 2-3 boards. You wouldn't paint a floor and leave the tin of paint at one end and keep going back to it.
Hi there, thanks for your comments. It was actually quicker to do it this way in this instance! This was the lowest point of the house, so there was minimal distance off the ground. It only takes a few seconds to wheel the panels across versus moving and setting up ladders / planks.
@@lukebuxtonnbhs9685 As mentioned earlier, in this instance it was easier / quicker to wheel panels across as opposed to moving / setting up planks/ladders for every panel. Thanks for your thoughts.
Good Morning, thank you for your comment. In this instance it would have taken longer to lay and remove ply wood. It only took a few seconds to wheel the panels across.
Trolleys are cool. Thought about adding a long rod handle to pull it forward and up some to get over the ridges? Also could use a 2x4 to lift the panel with 2 ppl to turn the trolly
Hi there, yes the build process involved placing Polypropylene tape for thermal bridging and noise prevention to prevent cracking and creaking of the roof that can be caused by extreme wind and weather conditions.
The guy bench pressing the 5 rib panel and the helper in the red shirt standing on the top of ladder cracked me up . Can't believe they posted this video LOL
That's brilliant. Do the dolleys have pneumatic tyres or solid tyres? How are the roof panels fixed to the walls? What about the angles between walls and roof?
In my SIPS build using Austec panels the tops of the walls are Sheathed in a steel U section that is screwed to the wall sections and then the roof panels are scewed to the steel U section,Can all be seen on the SIPS Panels Australia Chanel.
Why sips for internals? Could you put up traditional internal walls or would differences in expansion and contraction with weather / temperature cause problems?
@@Emeraldcoastking a durable steel roof sheet. a choice of four (4) insulated core options, Expanded Polystyrene Fire Retardant Grade (EPS-FR), Thermosetting Phenolic Composite (TPC), Mineral Wool (MW) and DualCore (DC), to suit the specific requirements of your project
Depends on what you're after. If you wantt the highest R-value per dollar and the strongest panels on the market, PermaTherm has the lead. If you're cladding an existing frame, Delta will likely give you the best longitudinal rigidity per dollar spent... simply because they offer more aggressive skin profiles that lend more to the characteristic. Lots of people will say Snap-Loc has the best/easiest DIY panel system... but in my experience, their suppos-ed advantage is more of a hindrance, than a help. Worse yet
Hi, Please let me know which part of the technical details you want to know to our email gd@epsole.com ? We will send it to your email. Thank you. Herry
@@customboatcharters6368 I am wondering if these 6" Nucor panels (or similar or thicker) can be used for new residential construction in Florida, USA for something like this: th-cam.com/video/cVDIj1DnJx0/w-d-xo.html
Great video , thanks for sharing. We built a SIPS home about 8 years ago. So comfortable. There is a bit of noise , no diifferent to a tin iron roof though
Was there a pitch to that roof or just flat. If flat, did you need to caulk under the overlap? Also it would be nice to see how you fastened these down to the house.
Can't believe you put the boards on from one end only. No need for them dollies at all, just move the step ladders after every 2-3 boards. You wouldn't paint a floor and leave the tin of paint at one end and keep going back to it.
Hi there, thanks for your comments. It was actually quicker to do it this way in this instance! This was the lowest point of the house, so there was minimal distance off the ground. It only takes a few seconds to wheel the panels across versus moving and setting up ladders / planks.
@@lukebuxtonnbhs9685 As mentioned earlier, in this instance it was easier / quicker to wheel panels across as opposed to moving / setting up planks/ladders for every panel. Thanks for your thoughts.
Takes way too long using the dollies. Just lifting these few, not so heavy panels by hand wouldn’t be that hard, and would be much quicker
Have you used fire rated panel (PIR) we used alot of this panel in factories because they get better fire insurance cover
I like the the way you have used the trolly. You could put some flat ply wood done to make it easier to move across the roof.
Good Morning, thank you for your comment. In this instance it would have taken longer to lay and remove ply wood. It only took a few seconds to wheel the panels across.
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Trolleys are cool. Thought about adding a long rod handle to pull it forward and up some to get over the ridges? Also could use a 2x4 to lift the panel with 2 ppl to turn the trolly
The whole house uses SIPs?
Why would you from the other end? Why not close to where you put the roof? Any prep needed as to why you lift it up far from intended area?
did you take any precautions for thermal bridging from the overhang/soffit area to the inside of the house along the bottom steel sheet?
Hi there, yes the build process involved placing Polypropylene tape for thermal bridging and noise prevention to prevent cracking and creaking of the roof that can be caused by extreme wind and weather conditions.
@@benleeconcepts9542 you mean foam tape? how thick?
@@somedude-lc5dy Yes, approx 10mm
Do you get any poping soundfrom the roof panels in the morning when the sun is getting up?
Curious to know what the bush fire resistance is like in a bush fire prone area?
How I can built a small ( 16'×13') room with this? (On the terrace)
The guy bench pressing the 5 rib panel and the helper in the red shirt standing on the top of ladder cracked me up .
Can't believe they posted this video LOL
Happy to discuss methods with you? Are you an experienced insulated panel installer? If you have some constructive feedback please share :)
Hi can I install wood heater flu through roof thx
What are these panels called please?
Have you checked at insurance cost when using foam panels?????
That's brilliant. Do the dolleys have pneumatic tyres or solid tyres?
How are the roof panels fixed to the walls? What about the angles between walls and roof?
In my SIPS build using Austec panels the tops of the walls are Sheathed in a steel U section that is screwed to the wall sections and then the roof panels are scewed to the steel U section,Can all be seen on the SIPS Panels Australia Chanel.
@@allrcflyingisfun Thanks Ian. I have watched all your videos already. Your channel is a great resource.
@@DavesShed enjoyed the build and doimg the youtube and wanted to educate others .
How many cost in 10*10room
Can puf panel home built without steel support
Great job, could you please guide me if it rains does the aluminum roof make a lot of noise inside the house.
No.. If It's insulated as shown in video.. Will not make any noise.
@@sumitmahure2691 that's correct
It makes noise like a bomb blast
@@johnmicancy934 isbotlab bering
What product did you use for the walls?
Flat/Flat Structural Insulated Panels, 100mm for externals, 50mm for internals.
@@benleeconcepts9542 Thanks for the reply. You're in Australia, me too. Can I ask the brand and where you sourced your materials from please?
@@MrSabrecat We supply all the materials, our manufacturer is Delta Panels in Brisbane.
Why sips for internals? Could you put up traditional internal walls or would differences in expansion and contraction with weather / temperature cause problems?
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What are the walls made of? Not timber?
its a aluminum insulated panel
@@Emeraldcoastking a durable steel roof sheet. a choice of four (4) insulated core options, Expanded Polystyrene Fire Retardant Grade (EPS-FR), Thermosetting Phenolic Composite (TPC), Mineral Wool (MW) and DualCore (DC), to suit the specific requirements of your project
Flat roof?
What's the cimate there?
What the best steel foam core to use company?
We use Delta Panels.
Freedom Energy ,check out Structall , in lake land fl,
Depends on what you're after. If you wantt the highest R-value per dollar and the strongest panels on the market, PermaTherm has the lead. If you're cladding an existing frame, Delta will likely give you the best longitudinal rigidity per dollar spent... simply because they offer more aggressive skin profiles that lend more to the characteristic.
Lots of people will say Snap-Loc has the best/easiest DIY panel system... but in my experience, their suppos-ed advantage is more of a hindrance, than a help. Worse yet
Hi, Please let me know which part of the technical details you want to know to our email gd@epsole.com ? We will send it to your email. Thank you. Herry
Flat roof?
Team meeting : how can we make this job tougher than it should be ?
Very good very good
Can i get those panels in india
Yea my friends company makes it there in Hyderabad
How much cost
Minimum assistance with a high risk of someone being seriously injured.
Hi there, thanks for your comment. This is the lowest point of the house. The panels are not very heavy at all.
if being on a flat roof means high risk to you, then DIY roof installs are not for you
Very good
Any good company meet Florida code and deliver to Florida?
Structall Building Systems
@@customboatcharters6368 I am wondering if these 6" Nucor panels (or similar or thicker) can be used for new residential construction in Florida, USA for something like this: th-cam.com/video/cVDIj1DnJx0/w-d-xo.html
Good
The music! Too loud!
Cool
cant watch this video, the music volume keeps going high and her voice volume is low. the up and down is ridiculous
Apologies! We all have to start somewhere :)
Music video?
OR
Build video?
You decide......
So I guess the voice guy is the onsite manager then.
Good Morning, the voice over was carried out by our son, teaching him how to fly the drone and convert the footage into a video clip :)
@@benleeconcepts9542 Wow, he can for sure be a great project manager. I can see that coming one day.
Good job. But music which is 3 times loud is very annoying
Annoying music
hlo
Crane!
Were
A very dangerous operation risk of serious injury
Hi Alan, are you experienced in these type of builds?
Yes working at height and the risks that are around
music too loud audio too quiet
yeah lets make a video and dump it on you tube with out checking it
Thanks for the feedback.
@@joefalcon870 Hi Joe, we all have to start and learn somewhere! We are just learning and doing our best as we go along :)
@@joefalcon870 sounds like a good idea as long as it's legal and free speech!
How many cost in 10×10 room