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What are Sips?

What are SIPS?

Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) are lightweight composite panels, the internal and external cladding are bonded to the insulated core to create a thermally efficient and robust envelope to the home. We’ve developed this system so you have internal and external finish options for your home.

SIPs permit rapid installation, replacing several traditional elements of: Framing, cladding, lining and insulation. When combined with improved performance the benefits are remarkable.
History of Sips

History of SIPS

SIPS aren't new, having being utilised for decades thoughtout Europe and North America to tackle cold environments. Only recently has the system been adopted to exploit its beneficial properties and newly available building materials to tackle our variable and harsh climatic conditions.

Now with the use of “infinite element engineering analysis” the system is being utilised here to create envelopes that are both structurally sound and efficient in protecting against our extreme climate.
Emergence of Sips

Emergence of SIPS

Over the past few years, modular home systems similar to those of North American have emerged in Southern hemisphere. Until now there has been no deviation to utilise our available facing materials. SipForm™ gives you a host of finishes to ensure you aren’t limited in choice.

Now with these multiple options for external cladding and internal lining, and the variants available through those suppliers, Architects and owners can finish their creations to complement their shared vision.
SIPS Details

Let’s take a look

Simplicity in construction is at the core of your SipForm™ home. Speed, strength and efficiency is what sets it apart from common, yet far less efficient traditional methods.
SIPS utilise the rigidity of the bonded, precision engineered panel in combination with the high tensile jointing to create an extremely robust envelope to the home.
1. Insulated EPS core for internal comfort
2. Pre-profiled service conduits
3. High strength bonded membrane
4. Numerous Architectural cladding options
5. Steel jointer for a cyclone proof shell
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What is EPS

What is EPS?

Expanded Polystyrene is a light weight closed cell synthetic with remarkable insulating properties and high structural integrity. EPS is widely used in the building industry for these physical properties and resistance to pests.

Combining this rigid insulation material with the structural properties of the cladding results in a light weight high performance panel with incredible integrity. 
Eco Friendly Homes

Going green

Its obvious we are making global shift toward more affordable, efficient and environmentally responsible living. The old ideology of the brick & tile home is being traded for a truly Architectural aesthetic and better performance.

SipForm™ suits this emergent light weight, low impact aesthetic. Homes utilising this method prove to be of higher efficiency whilst remaining truly affordable. 
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Here to stay

Through research, development and testing by our Engineering partners, coupled with our aim to utilise the new range of local products, means SipForm™ is proving to be at the cutting edge of this emergent and efficient construction revolution.

The demand for fast and affordable methods, better suited to this emergent style, gives us greater appreciation of such technologies in new home construction.. 
SIPS Details

Let’s look at why SIPS work!

Temperature and Noise Resistant Buildings
How SIPS Work

It all works together

So let’s look at just why SipForm™ panels perform so well in controlling internal temperatures and makes for the ultimate silent space inside your new home.

It turns out that the Expanded Polystyrene core is the wonder material of this century! Its low density makes it exactly the style of material we are looking for in handling both temperature and noise transfers. In fact, it is when we get to doors and windows where elements cross both faces of the panel that these benefits are reduced.
Temperature through SIP Panels

Temperature control

Using this wonder material for the core of each panel makes for the internal temperature of the home to be much more stable, while using far less energy to control the level of comfort.

When using our Super Graphite core material you can achieve an extra full R value to your home’s external envelope. Graphite reduces the amount of radiant heat that moves through the EPS. The result is that it can cut the heat transfer through the outer walls by up to 30%.
SIP a noise barrier

Taking care of noise

In two storey homes or second floor additions, structure may dictate the use of a conventional flooring system. SipForm™ floor panels can be utilised to achieve greater clear spans and reduce the flooring depth, or SipForm™ Quiet floor panels can be installed over any floor joist structure.

Both options improve insulation between climate controlled zones providing greater internal comfort and reduction in energy costs, better acoustics and more privacy throughout the home.

Modular Home FAQ's

How different is modular building to traditional construction?

Panels that make up the envelope to your home are factory manufactured and delivered direct to your site. The floor, walls and roof are produced to millimetre accuracy, your home can be assembled within days and weeks rather than months.

How long does it take to build modular?

The envelope to your home can be built in as little as 6 weeks.

Can I save with modular instead of brick?

Yes you can save about 10–20%. The savings result from the shorter time to build so you can save on holding costs.

Are modular homes of better quality than conventional homes?

Homes built from Structural Insulated Panels are more efficient and effective in providing a home with far greater living comfort.

What are the benefits of modular building over brick and mortar?

All panels are quality controlled and precisely built to tight tolerances, this results in no uneven walls and no gaps. By having only panels delivered when required, theft from site is dramatically reduced and homes are built quicker and at less cost.

Can panels be used on commercial uses?

Yes, our panelised system lends itself to all forms of construction.

Are there size limitations using SIPS?

Modular homes can be be as small 30sqm granny flat or they can be utilised to construct industrial sized warehouses.