A SIP panel (Structural Insulated Panel) is a three-layer structure: two strong facing boards and an inner layer of insulation between them. This “sandwich” wall works like a thermos and holds heat for generations. At Pirin Construct the facing material is magnesite board — non-combustible and safe.
Why a SIP home is warm
- Energy efficiency. A continuous insulation envelope with no thermal bridges keeps the warmth in winter and the cool in summer.
- Speed. Construction takes from 1 to 3 months depending on the complexity of the project.
- All-season build. Assembly runs year-round: there are no “wet” processes that frost can disrupt.
- Strength. The finished house meets fire-safety and seismic requirements.
- Budget savings. Lower costs for the foundation, machinery and heating.
Stages of construction
- Preparation and design, choosing the foundation type.
- Manufacturing the panels at the factory for the specific project.
- Assembly: mounting the walls, floors and roof.
- Insulating and sealing the joints.
- Finishing and connecting the engineering systems.
The “dry” SIP construction technology means a warm turnkey home in predictable timeframes and with a fixed quote.
