Standard Structural Panel

Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) Manufacturer

Manufacturer of Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)
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Supporting the Green Building Industry.

The standard SIP - as its name suggests - is the typical configuration. This SIP is composed of the foam insulating core sandwiched between two OSB facings and bonded with urethane glue.

These SIPs are used as load bearing walls and as roof insulation. These SIPs can be used to completely enclose a home or building and can partition individual rooms if desired.

Foam Laminates of Vermont makes extremely versatile SIPs. In fact, sheetrock, wood, vinyl siding, and other construction materials can be applied directly to the facings to result in a fast, efficient, and superior finished wall.

A house constructed with panels in association with our sister company, Vermont Frames.

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