Building Alternatives
Green construction experts utilizing Structural Insulated Panels and ICFs in New
Hampshire, MA.
R.H. Irving Co., Inc.
Central NH Energy Efficient Homes Utilizing either panelized "stick framing"
techniques or Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS)
Bonin Architects, NH
Architects in New Hampshire use Structural Insulated Panels to win National
Dream Home Award.
Green construction experts utilizing Structural Insulated Panels and ICFs in New
Hampshire, MA.
R.H. Irving Co., Inc.
Central NH Energy Efficient Homes Utilizing either panelized "stick framing"
techniques or Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS)
Bonin Architects, NH
Architects in New Hampshire use Structural Insulated Panels to win National
Dream Home Award.
What are Structural Insulated Panels?
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Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)- a building material that consists of panels made from a thick layer
of foam (polystyrene or polyurethane) sandwiched between two layers of Oriented Strand Board
(OSB).
Structural panels offer very effective insulating qualities, rapid installation, and consistent quality
(minimizing waste). The use of OSB or waferboard for facings is considered a positive use of wood
resources.
In addition, less wood is wasted at the construction site than stick built homes making structural
insulated panels favorable materials to "green building" organizations.
of foam (polystyrene or polyurethane) sandwiched between two layers of Oriented Strand Board
(OSB).
Structural panels offer very effective insulating qualities, rapid installation, and consistent quality
(minimizing waste). The use of OSB or waferboard for facings is considered a positive use of wood
resources.
In addition, less wood is wasted at the construction site than stick built homes making structural
insulated panels favorable materials to "green building" organizations.