Extreme Panel SIPs provide a level of strength, simplicity and efficiency that no other building method can offer. At the heart of every Extreme panel is a custom-manufactured SIP (structural insulated panel). SIPs can be used in walls, floors and roofs on anything from commercial buildings to residential homes. Numerous hours can be saved during the construction process due to the ease of installation, and once construction is finished, you will have one of the most energy efficient structures available today.
The SIPschool and Extreme Panel Technologies, Inc. of Cottonwood, MN arecoming together to offer an
Extreme SIPschool!
Monday January 25 - Wednesday January 27, 2010 Prairie's Edge Casino and Resort, Granite Falls, MN To see a full class description or for registration information
please visit our website at www.sipschool.org
This beautiful craftsman style home was built in Boulder, CO by Dahm Construction. It was one of the first homes in its area to use a completely wood foundation constructed solely out of Extreme Panel SIPs. The entire outer shell of this home was built using a custom designed package provided entirely by Extreme Panel. Because every exterior wall on this home is an Extreme Panel SIP, there is a very high level of energy efficiency. View Project
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"Ordering the panels was as simple as buying a car. I told Extreme Panels what we wanted and they delivered the quote and information on availability. In my opinion, building with panels is a lot easier and faster. All you need before you begin is an idea of what you want and where you want it.
The new house is a lot warmer, less drafty, and not as noisy as the old house. The panel walls deaden sound, as opposed to letting it in or bouncing it off. They hold heat better, and it takes a lot less energy to heat it.
You buy your house and assemble it as you would a model airplane kit, with all the parts pre-made and numbered for you to assemble. You use common tools including a screw gun (a drill), a glue gun (a caulking gun), a level, a plumb bob, a pencil, and a carpenter's knife."