Projects install faster when Premier SIPS are delivered to the jobsite pre-cut and ready for assembly. Factory fabrication saves time in the field, and delivers precision-engineered panels that can save days of sub-work throughout the construction timeline. Without bowed lumber, straight and plumb surfaces enable faster installation of cabinets, doors, windows, millwork, tile, and floor surfaces. When you eliminate the imperfections of site-framed lumber, everything just comes together faster.

SIPs are a factory-fabricated panel that consists of a solid engineered insulation core that is structurally laminated between two high-grade structural facings. In one product, a SIP provides three essential functions (Structure, Insulation, & Air barrier) that are crucial to any building’s structure. The structural integrity of a building is highly dependent on the quality of the materials used in construction. SIPs are strong, sturdy, and durable.

The insulating foam core in SIPs has excellent insulating properties, providing an efficient thermal barrier that reduces heat transfer through the walls (known as thermal bridging and convection where heat rises and falls). This reduces the need for additional insulation, which can be time-consuming and expensive. Large continuous solid core SIPs have very few joints and act as an air barrier, sealing the building envelope tightly to prevent air leaks.

Air leaks can also lead to moisture problems, which directly affect the environments – indoor air quality (IAQ), and can lead to mold growth, rot, and other structural issues.

factory-fabricated panel that consist of a solid engineered insulation core that is structurally laminated between two high-grade structural facings. In one product, a SIP provides three essential functions (Structure, Insulation, & Air barrier) that are crucial to any building’s structure. The structural integrity of a building is highly dependent on the quality of the materials used in construction. SIPs are strong, sturdy, and durable. The insulating foam core in SIPs has excellent insulating properties, providing an efficient thermal barrier that reduces heat transfer through the walls (known as thermal bridging and convection where heat rises and falls). This reduces the need for additional insulation, which can be time-consuming and expensive. Large continuous solid core SIPs have very few joints and act as an air barrier, sealing the building envelope tightly to prevent air leaks. Air leaks can also lead to moisture problems, which directly affect the environments – indoor air quality (IAQ), and can lead to mold growth, rot, and other structural issues.