Shop drawings:
Shop drawings are fabrication drawings that are developed from the original architectural drawings provided by the customer. They also serve as installation/framing drawings to in insure that the panels are installed per there designated location in the structure. They are typically developed utilizing not only the information from the architectural drawings but also incorporating information provided by the window and door manufacture to insure proper opening sizes. They are also developed in conjunction with structural draws to determine structural load paths.

Timbor EPS (Foam Control®):
The EPS cores are treated with a borate during the manufacturing process to protect against termites, fungus and mold.

FrameGuard®:
Post production application that protects the wood components and prevents mold, mildew and termite infestation. View More

Plumb cut material:
Dimensional material cut to fit bevel-cut panels. Primarily for roof panels. Bevel material is also required in some wall details.

CNC Cutting:
Computer Numercially Controlled (CNC) cutting is performed by a machine tool that uses software to automatically execute a series of machining operations. CNC machines offer increased productivity, flexibility and accuracy. (Video)

Treated Seal Plate:
Treated sole plate is located at the bottom of the SIP walls. It provides a layer of protection against any moisture wicking from the concrete into the SIP wall components. By using a treated seal plate of 1 1/8” thick the proper framing height of the wall is ensured.