Sustainable SIP Structures
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Our passion and over twenty years of experience in building with sustainable methods have inspired us to focus on the manufacturing and installation of SIPs (structural insulated panels). Ultimately, our ambition is to empower homebuilders and industry professionals to create design-led, eco-buildings using sustainably-sourced materials and low-impact methods.
With a proven track record in crafting modular, high-end luxury beach lodges, we now specialise in the manufacture and installation of SIP panels, producing resilient building solutions with long-lasting environmental and lifestyle benefits. Every panel that we design is made in-house at our New Forest workshop in Dorset. We’re experienced problem-solvers, so we relish the challenge of installing SIP structures in unusual, tricky, or remote site locations.
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We work closely with clients to find the most eco-friendly, resourceful, and energy-efficient solutions and always endeavour to minimise our impact on the planet. Our company values are: Care | Inspire | Craft
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Everyone in our team shares a real sense of adventure and a love for the natural world. From our designers and craftsmen builders to our construction crews and project managers, we all believe in inspiring change within the building sector in a bid to become more sustainable and find ways to reduce our carbon footprints.
Download our 3D SIPs details pack
See how our SIP panels are joined together at key junctions, and explore the external and internal face options within any structure. Including footings and soleplate, corner junctions, panel-to-panel connections, intermediate floor junctions, roof eaves, and ridge junctions. Looking for 2D technical pack? We also have a comprehensive list of our standard 2D SIPs details. This is really useful for the project architect, structural engineer, and main contractor. If you require a DWG file format then please get in touch with a member of the team.
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