SIPs eco panels
(Structural Insulated Panels)
Sips are composite building panel, consisting of a layer of insulation sandwiched between two layers of structure. SIPs eco panels are designed to perform in a similar way to a steel I-beam, forming a very strong structural building panel. SIPs eco panels are far stronger than timber frame construction, more energy efficient, quicker to erect and provide an air tight environment making heating and cooling both easier and cheaper.







All information and technical details on this site are taken from the manufacturers details. Progressive Products Ltd cannot guarantee the information. It is the responsibility of the customer to confirm with the relevant authroities the use of the materials before purchase.
To find out more about SIPs Eco Panels, their manufacture, usage and installation, please view the SIPS PDF
Since SIPs were introduced to the UK in the 1980s, they have grown from strength to strength with thousands of SIP houses built here. Here are some reports of how easily SIPs can be used and how well they perform.
DAY Partnership - Bristol - Architect
A building appears out of the ground in an incredibly short space of time. Optimising construction is very important when considering budgets and the structurally insulated panel goes a long way towards this.
Paul Collinge - Oxford - Architect
SIPs eco panels have shown their flexibility with a complex and award winning design structure in Oxford. Their benefits have also been appreciated with other prestigious projects.
Darwen Timber - Erector
Due to the accuracy of design and quality of manufacture, the panels go together with ease and simplicity, which means we go from delivery to completion within a short period of time.
Steven James Allen Ltd - Essex - Project Manager
Trades commented on how well put together and solid the frame appeared to be compared to traditional timber frame. The air tightness results were impressive and the whole build gained a high scoring EPC rating. I would definitely use SIPs eco panels again.



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