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| Interlocking Structural Insulated Panels |
| "Snap-N-Lock" SIP technology uses energy efficient 1 LB. PCF Expanded Poly Styrene foam, which is an extremely strong super-insulative building component, sandwiched between two pieces of 26 gage Powder Coated Galvanized Steel with interlocking panel connections and laminated together to form a structural load bearing wall, floor or roof panel. |
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| When properly installed this system creates a thermal envelope unsurpassed in the building industry. One of the most exciting features of this system is its physical comfort. Panels create an environment that is more easily and economically controlled, quieter and cleaner. Insulation ratings compared to fiberglass insulation batts more than double, due to restricted air flow. R ratings as high as R-40.78 can be achieved with proper design. An 8" roof panel can provide you with an R-40.78 insulation Rating and a cathedral ceiling as well! Because panels can be fabricated to jumbo sizes (8' X 30') versatility of design and speed of construction saves you big in construction costs. Combined with other Energy Efficient Innovations such as Solar Hot Water Heating Systems, Geo-Thermal Heating and Cooling Systems, Low "E" Insulated Windows, Air-conditioned HVAC Systems and many other modern features, SIP constructed homes are the latest in home building "cutting edge" technology! Stick built walls originally are designed to be structural, not insulated. With insulated building panels, the insulation is not a hit-or-miss afterthought, but an integral part of the structure. Needless to say "Building with "Snap-N-Lock" SIP's is the COOL thing to do!" |
| Insulation R-ratings |
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| R-Ratings supplied by the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department and reflect ratings compared to the New Mexico Model Energy Code as adopted in July, 1995 from the Council of American Building Officials (CABO) 1992 Model Energy Code (MEC) for Residential Construction. |
| To Contact us: Mailing address: Labranza Homes, Inc. 1910 Matterhorn Drive Garland, TX. 75044 Phone: 972-200-5048 Cell Phone: 214-664-3900 Fax: 214-295-2869 E-mail: labranzahomes@tx.rr.com |
| (A 3.5" SIP wall has been shown to out perform a 6" 2X framed wall.) |
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