Foam Core Wall Panels

All panels are reinforced with either 17 oz.

Foam core wall panels.

The strength of the sips come from the combination of these materials. Insulating boards are just one of the many types of foam insulation. The panels provide a continuous energy efficient surface. Extremely affordable when you use raycore sip wall panels you will be able to downsize your heating and cooling system reducing the cost and possibly saving as much as the cost of the panels.

The most appealing feature of foam insulated panels is that they offer high r values with minimal thickness. 2 in x 4 ft x 8 ft. When used in house construction structural insulated panels may make up the primary structural support these panels are strong. We use 6 1 2 thick r 41 panels composed of a 5 1 2 polyurethane core sandwiched between two sheets of 1 2 osb.

Structural insulated panels sips are a high performance building system for residential and light commercial construction. The two basic types of foam core panels are structural and non structural. This eliminates thermal bridging which is the energy lost through wall studs. When weight savings are critical strength is a requirement and quick delivery a must these foam core sandwich panels offer huge advantages over solid composite plates.

This custom fiberglass panel is a perfect sandwich for any insulated wall panel application. When necessary it is possible to use thicker panels or even assemblies of panels to achieve even higher r values. Core materials come in thicknesses from 1 2 to 4. When the finish materials are added the composite wall r value is r 47.

The studs conduct more heat than the insulation between them. A wall with two half inch 12 7 millimeters mm thick osb skins is nearly three times stronger than a conventional 2 4 inch 51 102 mm stud wall. For example a 4 panel holds an r value of 28 8. We are also now offering hybrid insulation foam core insulated panels that equate to r 8 for every inch.

The panels consist of an insulating foam core sandwiched between two structural facings typically oriented strand board osb. Foam bonded to twill carbon fiber lightweight high stiffness great for aerospace and automotive applications. The most common structural insulated panel or sip panel sandwich panel sips consist of a foam core insulation material commonly polystyrene sandwiched between two sheets of osb and adhered with a glue. Woven roving and the exterior coated with high gloss gel coat.

The result is a building system that is strong energy efficient and cost effective. Consider using spray foam insulation as well to seal smaller cracks and gaps.