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Panelized & SIPs

4 companies worth a call, and what to know first.

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A precast wall panel hanging from a crane hook in a pale sky.Photo: Elvir K / Unsplash

Panelized systems build flat wall, floor and roof panels in a factory. Panels can leave open, as framing only, or closed, with insulation, sheathing and windows installed. SIPs, a foam core between two structural skins, are a common type. Panels ship far more easily than boxes and allow more design freedom, which is why they suit custom homes and sites far from a module plant. See volumetric vs panelized vs kit-of-parts before you choose.

The list below: 4 companies, described in their own words.

1

Premier Building Systems

Structural insulated panels (SIPs). premierbuildingsystems.com

2

Enercept

SIP manufacturer for residential and commercial. enercept.com

The trade-off is more on-site work.From Volumetric, panelized or kit-of-parts
3

Blueprint Robotics

Robotically built panelized wall, floor and roof systems. blueprint-robotics.com

4

House of Design

Robotic systems for truss and wall-panel production. houseofdesign.com

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