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If you are an architect or designer, there are a few important reasons why you should learn more about structural insulated panels (SIPs). First, SIPs are a superior building product that creates high quality, green, and energy efficient structures. Secondly, an increasing number of people are requesting homes and buildings designed and constructed using SIPs. These homeowners want to work with an architect that is knowledgeable about structural insulated panels. Thirdly and perhaps most importantly, as cities introduce more stringent building codes aimed at energy efficiency, building with SIPs becomes a great way to meet and exceed these codes. For these reasons and more, Insulspan is proud to present the below Lunch & Learn – which will teach you about the structural, time, and energy saving advantages of designing with SIPs.
This course will discuss the benefits of building with structural insulated panels (SIPs), including energy efficiency, waste minimization and other sustainable contributions. The student will gain a better understanding of how to properly utilize SIPs.
Learning Objectives By completing this course the design professional will be able to:
Method of Delivery The course is offered to design professionals virtually or in a classroom setting. The course is presented in PowerPoint.
Cost to Participants The course is sponsored by Insulspan and is therefore offered to attendees at no cost.
Provider Number: 10026915 | Course Number: SIPS101 | Learning Unit: 1 | AIA Approved: CE/HSW
Contact us today to sign up for our AIA CEU. Click the link below to get started and one of our representatives will get in touch with you!
Schedule your own Insulspan Lunch & Learn.
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We are pleased to announce that we have been acquired by Carlisle Companies Incorporated (NYSE: CSL). With this acquisition, PFB Corp., including its well-established Plasti-Fab and Insulspan brands, joins Carlisle's portfolio as a leading provider of expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation products in Canada and the United States.