SIP stands for Structural Insulated Panel. These panels are made like a sandwich composed of two sheets of oriented strand board (a durable and stronger version of plywood), plus rigid, extruded, polystyrene foam (EPS) which comes in different thicknesses and various predictable insulation values (based upon the value R 4 per inch of thickness). These sandwich panels provide 2-3 times the strength of a traditionally built wall, floor and roof, because they have the properties of a continuous column or I-beam. These panels don’t twist, warp or crack. Instead, they provide perfectly square and plumb walls, roofs and floors…which are a huge benefit to every builder.

Why Build With EcoSIP?

 

EcoSIP Industries, in partnership with certified green builders, has positioned itself as a One-stop-shop for building your next green/efficient home.

 

We have a diverse team of skilled professionals who pride themselves in delivering high quality products and services.

 

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How Do I Get Started?

 

The first step in building with sips is either choosing your house design or bringing the house design you have to us. We can take a sketch on a napkin to permit ready plans or modify a design to suit your needs as well. If you have a plan for a stick frame house we can advise you on how your design can be converted to a sip panel structure.


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News & Updates
December 12, 2009
NUDURA - ECOSIP INDUSTRIES INC IS AN AUTHORIZED DEALER!!
We are excited to announce that ECOSIP Industries Inc now can supply NUDURA Insulated Concrete Forms or ICFs on the island from Victoria to Comox Valley! NUDURA combines the precise materials and techniques to provide a sustainable development for all your commercial and residential...
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November 5, 2009
MISTIC AWARDS
On November 5th the Mid-Island Science Technology & Innovation Council or MISTIC held their 2009 annual Awards Ceremony at the Vancouver Island Conference Center in Nanaimo. Over 300 invited industry leaders, government, municipalities, First Nations and representatives from Post secondary institutions attended to recognize local...
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