Structural Insulated Panels: Fiber Cement

Proven Materials

Fiber Cement System Design 8, 9, 10 ft Panels

• No Dry Wall to Hang
• Mold & mildew resistant materials-ASTM C 1186-91
• Moisture Resistant Skins and Core
• Reduced labor time & costs
• No additional vapor barrier needed
• Requires No special tools
• Ready to finish exterior
• ICC Report #2406

RESIDENTIAL & LIGHT COMMERCIAL BUILDING

System Components:

R-Control Perform Guard Extruded Polystyrene Core

• Long Term Insulation Value (R-4 per inch)
• Lower Energy Costs
• Thoroughly tested, safe, non-corrosive nontoxic to humans
• Perm Rating of .8 (compared to house wraps at 50+)
• Termite resistant
• Meets code requirements for gorund contact
• ICC ESR-1006

Fiber Cement Board Skin

• Maxi Siding, autoclaved, non-compressed fiber cement
• Consists of 90% cement and sand, 7% cellulose, water and additivies
• Contains no asbestos, glass or formaldehyde
• Non-Combustible with 0 flame spread, 0 smoke generation and 0 fuel contribution
• Moisture and Impact resistant
• Will not warp, decay, soften, or swell
• Ready to finish exterior and interior
• ASTM C1186-91 ICBO ER#5139

Plastic Lumber Connectors

• Structural Grade which does not break, melt or burn
• Can not be eaten by termites
• Coated non-corrosive fasteners

The Fiber Cement Structural Insulated Panel System provides a well engineered alternative to conventional lumber framing systems and wood SIP building materials for residential and light commercial structures. The panel system uses only components that are unaffected by moisture and deliver superior performance in resisting mold, mildew and termites.

This system offers builders and homeowners mold and moisture resistance, superior energy efficiency with quick and easy construction. Each panel is framing, sheathing, insulation, electrical wire chases and interior wall surface all in one. The panels are ready to finish on both the interior and exterior sides. The connector system prevents air infiltration, reduces heat loss, and provides for a nearly continuous insulation value. To homeowners, this means less drafts, greater comfort, and lower energy bills.