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5-Star Plus So Much More...
This spacious 5-Star Plus energy rated Quasi ranch home features
a 2 car garage, 2 1/2 bathrooms, laundry room, a large open family
ctr., with vaulted cieliengs and fi replace. The kitchen has hickory
cabinets w/ a spacious island & seperate dining area. Main fl
oor master bedroom ste. has a sitting area, full bath and a large
closet. The second floor has a computer/reading room, two spacious
bedrooms and a full bathroom.

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ENERGY
EFFICENCY:
At
R-Valued Homes we believe to achieve total energy efficiency, comfort
and cost effectivness; the choice of the building envelope
and the design of the heating and ventilation system are two of
the most important elements of a new home or commercial building.
STRUCTURAL:
Considered
the "Cadallic of Insulation", EMERCOR's SIPs are shot
molded with high-rise polyurethane foam between standard building
materials, such as OSB, plywood, or drywall; creating a natural
bond that makes the panel structurally analogous to an I-beam.
INSULATION:
Polyurethane
as a solid molded panel, leaves no “insulation short circuits” or
loss of insulation value caused by unintentional voids in the insulation
around stick framing members. Nor is there any thermal bridging
of heat commonly found in traditional construction. Additionally,
polyurethane foam is resistant to fuel, oils, most solvents and
other chemicals; whereas, EPS foam melts when it is exposed to most
of these same products.
EMERCOR's
SIP's are 96% closed celled and impervious to water, with a perm
rating of less then 1.0, which technically qualifies it as a vapor
retardant.
COMBUSTIBILITY:
Polyurethane
foam is a class “A” rated combustible . It will flash into flames
at temperatures between 800 and 850 degrees F. and only char, rather
then melt, at lower temperatures. By comparison, wood, depending
on moisture content, burns between 300-350 degrees F. and EPS will
melt when exposed to temperatures between 180 & 230 degrees
F.
ENVIRONMENT:
With spiraling lumber, labor and energy
costs, why not use more advanced and environmentally friendly building
technologies?
Our SIPs utilize materials
made from renewable resources; such as dry wall or OSB which is
manufacured from small diameter trees. By using SIPs for the exterior
walls and roof, the amount of lumber used to construct a typical
1200 square foot ranch style house will be REDUCED by approximately
77% or more. And unlike traditional construction methods,
R-Valued Homes' SIP panels are pre-cut at the fabrication plant
eliminating dumping scrap material in the local landfill.
So
What Are The Advantages?
- SIPs provide flexibility in architecture;
- Construction at the building site is relatively quick and easy,
reducing building costs;
- Stronger building system than traditional stick frame
construction;
- Provides a continuous vapor barrier with superior insulation
properties which results in a dry and mold/mildew free healthy
home;
- Can reduce energy costs up to 50% due to a tighter building
envelope;
- Reduces outdoor noise and is sound absorbing.
SIPs : Why
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