SIP house construction in 7 minutes. Our experience

House construction by Eco-City from the scetch to reality. Features of technology and installation. Comments by the owner. Time lapse video.
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[@timothy1162]

We have been in a SIP home, 10 years now, 1500 square foot. Ours has a SIP basement as well. The key to heating these homes is in the basement, I finished our basement with tongue and grove knotty pine in order to add ¾ inch more insulation and hold more heat in. I also installed padded carpet which actually added a lot more insulation, open concrete absorbs and dissipates a lot of heat energy, you don’t want open concrete. We have propane heat/furnace and a basic wood burner in the basement, our propane bill is $300 PER YEAR, and I only use about a cord and a half of firewood per season. By keeping the basement heated the heat radiates up ward and the furnace never comes on. If we burn for more than 5 hours the heat will cook us out, the house will stay heated for 12, 24 or 48 hours, depending on the outside temperature. SIP homes are very easy to heat and stayed heated for a very long time. I’ve heated the basement up to 85 degrees with out melting any snow away from the house, the basement is insulated like a sauna and the heat can only go up. I pretty much store/trap the heat in the basement. For an experiment I hooked up a 220 volt, 12K electric heater in the basement and was able to heat the entire house with it. I only use it in the spring and fall when it is not cold enough to fire up the wood burner. When we use it, it costs the same as central air. We have a regular furnace, according to code but very rarely use it. As for summer we only need a window AC unit, living and bedroom, to cool the entire house. I’m very surprised these homes never took off, people don’t know what they are missing and how much money they could be saving. And they go up fast which cuts cost on labor!!!

[@vasileb3136]

Very informative, thanks for sharing. What's the thickness of your house SIPs?

[@timothy1162]

@@vasileb3136 6 inch.

[@gotdamn4381]

​@@timothy1162Hello, is it a 2 story one? I consider doing such around 160 m² two story. Could you please highlight what are the downsides of the SIP-Panel houses? How it stands on strong winds, moisture e.t.c.?

[@timothy1162]

It's a single story ranch, very strong, I read somewhere that sip homes are the only ones still standing after earthquakes, I think it was in Japan after an earthquake. 14 years and no problems or complaints. Our attic is half blown insulation and half foam which is actually better then a SIP panel roof, with triple pain windows. Very quite inside. You'll love it. Easy to cool in the summer with a window unit, you don't need central air. Styrofoam is water proof no leaks. Northern Michigan, cold winters and still warm with these polar vortex's -25. @@gotdamn4381

[@udmbfckx2916]

Russians as well as Canadians do benefit the most from this type of construction/material due to their BRUTAL Winters...... I wonder if this is now a practice in Scandinavian Countries. Here in the US is becoming more popular. Good Job and Congrats!

[@eco-city7809]

thank you for your comment

[@construction-productscemen4935]

How long does it take to complete it?

[@eco-city]

Normally, it takes about 15 working days to assemble the house kit and up to 20 days to make the decoration. When using the nailer assembly takes 5 days less. Our house kits are shipped on construction site including all the joints, foam, membranes and so on. This saves time on local shopping. The detailed assembly plan show panels in two perspectives and make it almost impossible to make mistakes while mounting. You can e-mail us your home plan with the façade view and the location of the construction site. Our engineers will prepare the free blueprints and give the price quotation including shipping and customs.

[@firstandlastswagman269]

In the Philippines It takes forever

[@bluemopdisaster6445]

@@eco-city I have one question how much does it cost to complete the house in this video?

[@eco-city7809]

@@bluemopdisaster6445 Such a house in turn-key version costs 4 800 000 roubles. In a variant you see in this video this house costed ca 3 000 000 roubles.

[@alexanderzohrens2945]

@@eco-city7809 How much costs the electrical lines and heating and water-pipes additional to this prices?

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

I had tried to get in with a "company builder" that needed men to learn this back in the early 2000's...couldn't find a job doing it. It's so much better than "stick-building"...that stick building should actually be made illegal now. No exaggeration. And...some of the comments below about being "weak"....they have no idea what they're talking about...this is mucho stronger than regular 2x4 crap construction....not even close.

[@fernarias]

There are plenty of SIP lawsuits if you care to look and there will be more coming. These things rot in place and you end up loosing structure and then there's VOC and deteriorating foam. As for 2x4 construction, there are building that are over 100 years old using stick built. Modern standards call for 2x6 on 24 inches on center.

[@augustreil]

fernarias, how do they rot in place ? How does the foam deteriorate, when foam is left outside in the rain, sun,hot,cold, it still takes forever and this stuff is bonded to each piece of OSB ? If the water is kept out like on any other home, it will last forever. As for VOC'S, there's way more coming from carpet, cabinets, faux trim boards, etc.

[@runningfromabear8354]

@@fernarias Poor ventilation.

[@runningfromabear8354]

@@augustreil Moisture happens cooking and breathing and sweating inside a house. If you vent properly, it's not a problem. Unfortunately, people who haven't vented properly have built SIP houses. Venting is all the more important when building an extremely efficient home.

[@augustreil]

@@runningfromabear8354, True and I Agree. But there are ways to vent a house efficiently right ?

[@huntere2010]

Pure living for life - Jessie should be watching this, there house is held up with more screws and a metal yard

[@augustreil]

Edd The Duck, Their SIP supplier are a bunch of butchers ! They got screwed on their panels and Jesse doesn't know what he's doing !

[@RobbieSongwriter]

Absolutely. Painful to watch how badly manufactured Jesse's SIPS are, and the way they join the panels is so inferior to what this company does.

[@brittanymizer7744]

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[@GibsonTriniLopez]

Great job!! I hope to be using this style of building in my home in Alaska.

[@eco-city7809]

Thank you for your comment. We wish you to build a comfortable and warm house, that will make happy you and your family

[@goldendelta4534]

Much faster and more effective way to build a foundation using sleeper pile ons that the conventional poured strip foundation nice work 👍 we need more construction in the US like this

[@lukeopuri9365]

How much does it cost?

[@eco-city7809]

Such a house in turn-key version costs 4 800 000 roubles. In a variant you see in this video this house costed ca 3 000 000 roubles.

[@BBSonofa]

Nice job, and the surroundings look amazing. Perfect combo of great location, great work, great people! Keep up the good work!

[@eco-city7809]

Thank you for this nice message!

[@sky1hawk988]

Awesome work, nice job.

[@sdelaypausu]

Сижу смотрю ролики, как строят дома из СИП панелей в США и натыкаюсь на это видео с англоязычным заголовком. Смотрю его и начинаю понимать, что стройка и стройбаны на американцев как-то не очень похожи. А потом оказалось, что это наши родные рукожопы дом строят.

[@eco-city]

Наши узлы и технология сборки имеет несколько международных патентов и значительно превосходит то, как работают в США в первую очередь по прочности. Они оптимизировали технологию под скорость сборки, а у нас другие реалии. В России не принято переезжать каждые пять лет и потому дом должен быть реально прочным.

[@ОченьДобрыйЧеловек-е1ж]

Эко Сити ,а на куриных ножках в Штатах тоже строят?

[@eco-city]

Если имеются в виду винтовые сваи, то эта технология в США мало распространена. Ее зато можно часто встретить в Германии и Австрии.

[@miikas7468]

нет, не встретите.

[@akotchnev]

Неудачник детектек. Пока ты не понимал, что снято в России, ты смотрел на ролик с положительным настроем. Как только понял, что снято в России - начал хейтить.

[@AnthonyBrusca]

In America, the common lumber thickness is 2 (50mm) inches by 4,6,8,10. That lumber seems way thicker than 2 inches.

[@eco-city]

We use timber 60x150-200 mm between the panels, 100x150 in the corners, 100x200 mm under the floor panels as the additional support. This allows the house to stand the heavy snow load and general strength of the constructions.

[@eternalprep9125]

100 mm = 4 inches.

[@honesttroll6332]

SIPs are pretty heavy, it would make sense to put thicker supports down. As for SIPs themselves. I know they come 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 inches of foam thickness depending on the R value you want. Makes for big but well insulated walls.

[@rpvitiello]

America uses "nominal sizes" that aren't actually 2 inch By 4 inch. It's really 38mm by 89mm. Europe uses actual lumber sizes and thicker lumber than the USA.

[@jammastermike]

Actually Anthony common lumber thickness is 1.5" x 3.5, 5.5, 7.5 and 9.5 plus 11.5 commonly referred to as 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10 and 2x12.

[@johnmcook1]

@6:03 She is down with some slang the house has some "SICK" walls. :D

[@trudiashmore4640]

John Crypto .0

[@chezrd]

it's Thick, not sick :D

[@glowballdom9979]

Sick Sick $ick ... Sick walls floor & ceilings .... toxic building supplies off gassing inhale that 24/7 Quick ...PDQ ... $ip - $ICK Don't call doctor - he'll just put you on ventolin inhalers 4 life ... check the side effects - omfg _

[@paulussantosociwidjaja4781]

How about the safety from fire and typhoon? For sure it is safe from earth quake, right?

[@eco-city]

The house kit is made of wood and therefore it can burn. However, rafters are usually made of timber even in the brick house. Also, we need to remember that all the interior decoration burns first in any house and the deadly affect of this is much higher. As we see any house can burn. We do our best to prevent the house kit from this problem. We take wooden supports and rafters away from the chimney and do not recommend put the electric wires inside the panels. Speaking about typhoons and earth quakes this house is quite elastic and can stand that much better then the rigid types of constructions.

[@BananazPuddin]

Wish you guys were here in the states. I would totally use you all for all my projects coming up in the next year or so :(

[@eco-city]

We plan to open the branch in US in one or two years. Plus we ship our house kits worldwide even now. You can send us your home plan with the façade picture and location of the construction lot and we will give the price quotation including the shipment. We provide our house kits with the very detailed assembly manuals, so it would be easy to mount it using the local company. You can use the e-mail [e-mail]

[@Joshua79C]

There is at least 6 SIP producers in the USA already

[@augustreil]

Joshua79C C, Just make sure you don't use the company that supplied the KZbin channel "Pure Living For Life" sips, cause they have to do a massive amount of modifications to make them work.

[@Joshua79C]

I have watched few of their build videos, I had to stop watching because how amateur know it all they are and how often HE screws up, but doubt it was not the manufacturers fault as they can only fabricate according to the plans they were given and I am guessing that jackass was assuming it goes the other way despite the instructions.

[@СергейСергей-ю2щ]

Круть...сколько не смотрел таких видюх...о всех компаниях говорят одно и то же...как под капирку...и про эскизы и про индивид подход...аж тошно

[@jamessteuer5117]

Building a sips home in Florida. Look up Justified Beast here on you tube

[@eco-city7809]

Congratulations! In fact we made acquaintance with this technology exactly in USA. And later we adapted the technology to our market and increased the durability of constraction.

[@ОченьДобрыйЧеловек-е1ж]

Наши лица ну ни с чем не спутаешь. Хотя на каком языке пиши.

[@Serg_M]

радует, что пену правильно кладут- параллельными полосами, а не змейкой. два вопроса: 1) работаете ли вы с термошпонками, а не с брусом (для себя решил, что если буду строиться из СИП буду делать только с ними)? и 2) американцы ставят их на герметик, можно ли при заказе стройки обговорить это? вы сможете крепить не с пеной, а герметиком? спасибо за видео! p.s. ещё вопрос- если делать внешнюю отделку не сайдингом, а фасадной плиткой HAUBERK - по инструкции производителя (Технониколь) её нужно прибивать кровельными гвоздями. крепится она напрямую к ОСБ (без обрешётки). соответственно на каждую планку потребуется восемь гвозлей, ОСБ как решето будет. Что посоветуете?

[@eco-city7809]

1 С термошпонками мы не работаем. Математически просчитать или даже просто поверить, что дом будет долго стоять только за счет склейки панелей, мы не можем, возможно в силу косности нашего мышления, а возможно по причине неплохого понимания свойств применяемых материалов. А экспериментировать на живых людях мы не готовы. 2 Категорически не советую монтировать Хауберг прямо на СИП. Хауберг это паронепроницаемый материал, а СИП обладает довольно приличным паропроницанием. В случае такого монтажа внешняя ОСБ панели будет интенсивно разрушаться от конденсата. Мы монтируем Хауберг только по вентзазору, те доска 25 мм и повторный настил ОСБ толщиной 9 мм.

[@halloeffect]

Aren't those trusses thermal bridges later on? Also corners?

[@eco-city7809]

We use sawn wood of kiln drying, that’s why there are no any thermal bridges in our houses. But of course the resistance of framework’s wooden elements to heat transmission is lower than of the SIP-panel itself. Nevertheless it could be hardly called a thermal bridge. The proportion of framework’s cross section to the surface of wall is only 5%. In such a way the heat loss of framework is only 10% of the full amount of house’s heat loss. We can’t build a house without framework. But if needed the cross heating of frontage can be done.

[@mrpush2532]

Rain on osb? Thats like melthing snow.

[@FranklinEBR]

How do you protect it against termites?

[@pldilliner9490]

That was my concern, too termites & how long to build once the preliminary work is done. ??

[@eco-city7809]

There are no termites in Russia. But we have a problem with mouses in Russia, but SIP-technology isn’t exposed by this problem, even without any additional protection measures.

[@eco-city7809]

@@pldilliner9490 A house with area 100m2 is built by group of 2 workers over 2 days. A house with an area 250 m2 is built by 3 construction workers during 4-5 weeks. It depends also on the weather. There are no termites in Russia.

[@nokithecat]

Nice new home.... Looks energy efficient too!

[@runningfromabear8354]

After SIPS completed but before drywall and paint and gas heating installed, my friends 2000 sqft house was 21 degrees celcius with just a small space heater in outside Timmins Canada. Energy efficient is an understatement. I want one.

[@petersell4284]

Will a subfloor be installed for wood and/or tile floor coverings?

[@eco-city7809]

Peter, yes, we recommend to install the following shifts on SIP-pannel: 1. heat- and sound-insulating board, 2. non-cross-linked polyethene and than 3.laminate/wood. For the tile floor coverings: 1. cement bonded particle board, 2. glue, 3. tile floor coverings

[@MasterSophiaChrist]

Are these types of homes strong earthquake resistant?

[@eco-city7809]

Yes, the SIP-houses has an increased strength. The composite action of framework and SIP-panels leads to impressive results.

[@Mharve]

What about plumbing and electrical?

[@eco-city7809]

The engineering in SIP-houses is laid over the SIP-panel, in undercoat or open. Electricity is laid most often in undercoat, a piping is laid open or in easy removable tunnels (for its revision). The plumbing and wiring systems inside the SIP-panels are forbidden. Such a king of laying damages a SIP-panel and leads to condensate formation.

[@Maskawanian]

Doing framing with screws and not nails is concerning.

[@msdaisy6949]

You sound like you know.

[@hoptag]

Is there any direct cost savings using SIP?

[@eco-city7809]

You save for sure on heating by living in a SIP-house. The characteristics of SIP-panels don’t change over time. And this is the most important difference from a traditional framework structure with slag or cellulose wool. It is considered, that such a house earns its keep completely during 10 years thanks to savings on heating.

[@benzun9600]

how is the home after 3 years in the weather etc...?

[@eco-city7809]

Perfect! According to our certificate Eco-City gives a guarantee for 50 years to houses, only after 50 years the first major repairs will be needed. Extra to that Eco-City gives a lifetime warranty for SIP-panels.

[@Switchs89]

Gosh. It is better than paper houses in the south US, but still that OSB freaks me out. I would not like to live in such house. Good old concrete, that's a building material!

[@rjaquaponics9266]

Why not use SIP's on the roof?

[@augustreil]

I don't think there was a need too since the second floor had them. I'm guessing the attic is basically a crawl, non insulated cold space ?

[@augustreil]

momentinpassing , What is an attic then...it's a cold space. If the second floor ceiling is insulated as shown in the video, then there's no need to do the roof with sips as it would be a serious waste of money unless you plan on using the attic as a living area ? Also, at some point, there HAS to be a cold space above your warm space. lol.

[@rjaquaponics9266]

It is difficult to understand the construction from this video. I didn't see sip's on the ceiling of the 2nd floor until I watched it again. However, the angled roof cuts into the 2nd story and there wasn't any sip's there, just a roof. Using sip's between the 1st and 2nd floor seems overkill and not using them on the roof where the roof meets the exterior wall is odd. Again, the video doesn't show enough detail. Hence, the questions.

[@augustreil]

I totally understand what you are saying...it is hard to understand the insulated envelope as they call it. Because the entire second floor used insulated sips, the angled roof can go over that entire floor but they still must use sips on the knee walls on the second floor, slopes and flat ceiling which completes the insulated envelope. I hope this helps sir ?

[@bovellois]

In the North American design, The attic insulation sits flat against the ceiling. The entire attic is at outside temperature and highy ventilated, unless the house uses an open cathedral ceiling, of course.

[@jamesadamcheck6642]

Cando without the music

[@happyotto6436]

Брус запенили со всех сторон и засунули в OSB, которое почти не пропускает пар. Через лет 5 от бруса останется одна труха.

[@ЛюдвигАристархович-у6й]

Брус запенен только с той стороны, которой он входит в паз панели - видно же на видео! Со всех остальных сторон он проветривается. Да, и ОСБ пропускает пар норм.

[@СергейСергей-ю2щ]

Меня больше беспокоит...тут пиломатериал естественной влажности что ли? или кажется? если да то хана дому будет со временем...грибок, стены поведет и др радости жизни

[@eco-city]

Весь наш пиломатериал сухой, обработанный в заводских условиях антисептиком.

[@Saj14356]

Well done 👍 that’s quicker than getting digging up the foundation

[@mkrao100]

Your website doesn’t open anymore? Have you changed your domain name?

[@andreswanepoel4002]

Is it fire recistent

[@roundedges2]

How intstall the metal posts in ground?

[@eco-city7809]

When you are talking about pales, so it is an easy technology. The pales are turned by machine or manual. They are instilled in packed beds until it stops, but in such a way, that the bearing blade is lower than the frost level.

[@paulanthony873]

is this russian

[@eco-city]

Yes

[@Pr3tti]

Russian design?

[@RobbieSongwriter]

MUCH more impressive than some of the other SIPS construction I've seen. With all the houses destroyed by fire and floods these past 2 years, you should have a great market here in the states. But is that tar paper you are using for a moisture barrier? BEYOND OBSOLETE! Tar paper will crumble with age and does not breathe. Have used Dupont Tyvek since 1975, and there are several competitors now offering similar SUPERIOR moisture barrier products now.

[@audex]

Robert Thomas Mein in russia tar paper has a superior thickness and uses a better manufacturing process than americas cheap tar newspaper

[@nohmermission1329]

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[@krishnaviniciusmaciel2555]

PACA PACA👍👏👏👏👏👏🌎💎💎💎💎💎

[@PaulBryce]

What is the average cost per square metre of floor? Do you have a factory in Krasnodar?

[@eco-city7809]

Paul, we dont have a factory in Krasnodar, but we can build there. What about the costs - please contact us at our office telephone and we make the average estimation of the house you are interested.

[@aerospot2]

Please tell me about the foundation you used. Auger poles? Sounds easier than concrete piers.

[@eco-city]

We use metal poles 110 mm in diameter and 2.5-6 meters long. The actual length depends on the quality of the soil and deepness of freezing. The pole has auger at the end that is welded to the main pole. Diameter is 300 mm. The pile is covered with the antirust paint. When installed we put the concrete inside the pole.

[@MilosevicMarjan]

Who has this sort of panels in south east Europe?

[@eco-city7809]

We have an experience of delivery to Bulgaria. Where are you from?

[@mahfuzali4886]

Awesome :)

[@WonderfulDay2023]

It looks so cheap and fake.

[@eco-city7809]

It can look whichever. The most important is that it is a warm solid house.

[@WonderfulDay2023]

Лего -дом. Вам лишь понадобится лобзик, шуруповерт, степлер и куски фанеры.

[@eco-city7809]

Этот дом действительно собирается легко и быстро. Но требует все-таки определенных знаний. Обычно с монтажом дома может справиться бригада из 2-3 человек. При этом легкость сборки никак не влияет на качество постройки.

[@killahjeep]

how do you run electric? heating/plumbing? do the panels have to be preplanned with PVC conduit? how effectinve would SIP be for a garage with 2 10x8 insulated panel doors?

[@eco-city]

In Russia it is prohibited to install electric items inside the wooden constructions. Therefore, we have developed the system when all the electric wires run in the layer of soundproof and gypsum. In US the codes are lighter then in Russia and they allow electricity inside the SIP. The SIP walls would be just as affective with or without the garage doors. The question is how affective would be the door itself. It can kill all the energy saving or let it show itself.

[@audex]

Эко Сити americans just want to conceal their wiring

[@noconz0727]

So with wall cavities where does all your electrical, plumbing and HVAC go?

[@eco-city]

Due to the restriction to run electricity inside the wooden construction in Russia, we suggest our clients to put all the electric wires in the layer of gypsum-carton that is commonly used for the interior decoration.

[@amandaworley2064]

I saw people in Wisconsin that used a paddle bit to dig out foam from along the sides and top and ran electrical wires through conduit pipes. It mad a mess but it worked very well for them.

[@nurbeknurly6620]

А сколько лет оно держится ?

[@eco-city7809]

Дома из СИП могут простоять 50 лет до капитального ремонта. Основной ограничитель это деревянные конструкции. Что касается самих панелей, то компания Эко Сити дает пожизненную гарантию на них.

[@loviedebiasio8864]

NICE

[@yakkut_za6381]

цена вопроса?

[@eco-city]

К сожалению, условием разрешения нам снимать стройку дома был запрет на публикацию информации о стоимости его со стороны заказчиков. Этот дом сделан по индивидуальному проекту, поэтому, эта стоимость не очень и информативна. Посетите наш сайт по адресу www.eco-city.spb.ru/proekty/ Тут все цены актуальные и реальные. Если у вас есть свой эскиз дома - пришлите нам на почту [e-mail] и мы бесплатно его посчитаем. Проектирование у нас тоже бесплатное.

[@imranbutt3344]

Петр Захаров

[@lazarochacon9592]

we. make. a. house. same. en. the. paso. tex. last. years.

[@Ray-xv7rh]

Great work...very impressed.!

[@msdaisy6949]

Should be a cheap house. I wonder what it will do under high winds?

[@WorldWalker128]

Probably shred, given it's made of plywood and foam. I could see construction style like this being great for a temporary town for a movie set, or for making a retirement home for somebody since it's probably much cheaper and would probably survive the tenant anyway, but if you're looking to make a home last, this ain't it.

[@eco-city7809]

The SIP-houses has an increased strength. The composite action of framework and SIP-panels leads to impressive results.

[@eco-city7809]

@@WorldWalker128 The SIP-house is build fro, wood and SIP-panels. SIP-panel consists of OSB and polystyrene foam. The SIP-houses has an increased strength. The composite action of framework and SIP-panels leads to impressive results.

[@angelacameron4524]

Engineered wood products like OSB, plywood, glue Lam-beams/trusses are stronger than regular lumber.

[@nurbeknurly6620]

👍

[@balbess]

Здравствуйте. Строите ли вы в Московской области?

[@eco-city]

Добрый день. Да, мы строим в Московской области. Пришлите, пожалуйста, на почту [e-mail] планировку дома и мы посчитаем его стоимость.

[@jameshitselberger5845]

Здраствуйте. Cтроите ли Вы в штате Мичигане в США?

[@asano3036]

вентзазор был на фасаде или нет?

[@eco-city]

Да, конечно. Без вентзазора ставить такой фасад нельзя. Более того, мы обычно используем рейки для вентзазора из оцинкованного металла, чтобы исключить их кручение от перепадов влажности.

[@georgejetson1267]

wow, that's pretty horrible

[@augustreil]

How so ? What's so horrible about a house that's built superior to most others ?

[@georgejetson1267]

OSB is terrible

[@augustreil]

There's nothing wrong with OSB. They have a coated OSB now. Once it's covered, it will last as long as plywood.

[@jamesw6484]

Fucking racist

[@فاضلعبدالحمنالجبوري]

ولو مراح تفتهمون كلامي لو تقولون تفضلو كان جميل

[@jameshitselberger5845]

انت دوختني معك

[@fergusvonaura7917]

Hello, I like to know about the plumbing installation. Thank you

[@dariusraskovic7248]

They are already hole in sip board for plumbing and electric

[@fergusvonaura7917]

@@dariusraskovic7248 thank you so much

[@bluemopdisaster6445]

@@dariusraskovic7248 do they also do electrical

[@eco-city7809]

The engineering in SIP-houses is laid over the SIP-panel, in undercoat or open. А piping is laid open or in easy removable tunnels (for its revision), or in floor cement screed (if it exists). The plumbing and wiring systems inside the SIP-panels are forbidden. Such a king of laying damages a SIP-panel and leads to condensate formation.

[@eco-city7809]

@@dariusraskovic7248 , no, the plumbing and wiring systems inside the SIP-panels are forbidden. Such a king of laying damages a SIP-panel, forces the heat losses and leads to condensate formation.

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

So the only thing holding in heat at the joints is a little bit of spray foam and the pice of wood. I would love to see thermal image of that house just to see how much loss of heat at the joints

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

Yes the spry foam is just a glue and yes there is less then regular stick building I would agree. I also can see how this will force heat loss more then regular stick building. I did not see in this video or others where a vapour bearior is even put on inside the house. Like I said would like to see a threamal camera to see heat loss That's the true test of is these sip's are actually better or not. I looked but could not find any videos of it being done. I don't just go by a manufacture saying their product is better or the best. I want proof of it. Being someone that's building a house now and have cabins to build this maybe the way to go but proof is needed before spending extra

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

I am wrong for asking for proof??? Hummm So you just beleave vides on KZbin and what your told ok cool I have some nice land in Florida for you to buy cheep it's got great water views. Enjoy your day and as I have said it would be nice to see thermal image of heat loss. If your the type that just beleaves then good for you but as I also said I don't just take what a company says as truth I would like to view the truth. Thanks for your comments and not understanding what I am saying

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

So what your now doing is assuming you know me ok again thanks for you lack of sense of what my original comment was. And I will add thanks for being an internet troll. Any response to this from you will not only make it clear your a troll but totally verify it in more ways then you will ever understand. Glad you took the time out of your day to put up your opinion with not actual facts to back it up and do it 3 times then go into name calling because you don't have the skills to back up your opinion It's been a pleasure now go have a nice day and troll someone els big guy

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

Good bye troll

[@getbusylivenordien5394]

OH my your kind of speacial arnt you I said I would not comment but you make it hard not to when you just keep showing your lack of reading comprehension and being a true troll. ( Steve Sherman Dude, Get busy Live'n or Die'n and stop trolling me bro! 2 hours ago) You keep commenting on my post. I can not be trolling you Maybe if you do some research on trolling then you would understand its you being the troll. Oh wait your reading comprehension is not good at all and you would not understand anyway. Maybe you can go upstairs and ask your mommy to help you understand that's it's you being the troll For the last time good bye.

[@johnlindberg7753]

russian?

[@ЛюдвигАристархович-у6й]

yes

[@JohnSmith-vz8pc]

Sorry to point this out, but you guys have made several mistakes with SIPs, and wasted several 100 m of good timber! (even if it is cheap in Russia) SIPs will span 4-5m, with internal graded timber splines. What your were using was BZP (mild steel) screws, not galvanised, and these will start rusting in a few months when damp. also, I know steel in cheap in Russia, but most builders use concrete foundations (have to be deeper because of your extreme frost!) I guess your given somewhere for the wild dogs and rats to live? Прошу прощения, но вы, допустили несколько ошибок с SIP и напрасно потратили некоторые 100 м хорошей древесины! (даже если это дешево в России) SIP будут охватывать 4-5 м, с внутренними сортированными лезвиями. То, что вы использовали, было винтом BZP (мягкой стали), а не оцинкованным, и они начнут ржаветь через несколько месяцев, когда они будут влажными. Кроме того, я знаю, что сталь дешевая в России, но большинство строителей используют бетонные фундаменты (которые должны быть глубже из-за вашего экстремального мороза!) www.sipbuildingsystems.co.uk/pdf/SBS-Design-Guide.pdf p6

[@eco-city]

Unlike in US we use much more timber in our construction. This is due to the much higher strength requirements applied to the constructions in Russia. We use our own patented technology to allow heavy snow loads and fireplaces that weight up to one ton per sq.m. None of the normal SIP houses can do that. Concerning the screws, we use only the galvanized ones and it is mentioned in the film.

[@joemonroe9456]

They don't look galvanized.

[@eco-city]

However, they are.

[@jameshitselberger5845]

@@joemonroe9456 I appreciated your comments

[@jameshitselberger5845]

In the film, there is no detail given about a basement or foundation since the focus is on how to construct the house with sips. We in the US are in the same climate zone as Moscow...as least I am where I live on Lake Superior... How deep do your foundations go. Ours are required by law to go down a meter and a half (four feet). However, in reality we need to go down to two and a half meters (7 feet) to protect against the damage of freezing.

[@dmhmotorhomehire7110]

The health and safety of the workers is non existent wonder how may have been injured in the making of this house.

[@shahbazshah5669]

Stop being stupid

[@traineespark]

spark a match 10 metres away and it goes up... concrete built guys...

[@bertorodri5881]

La casa de los tres cerditos. Fragilidad total

[@gschady]

does Trump have anything to do with this design? :^) hehe .. I'll ask Boris and Natasha and Bullwinkle and Rocket J Squirrel

[@Gantzz321]

don't see orange roofing on it

[@roundedges2]

+Steve Sherman Will there be leaks?

[@JohnDoe-ml8ru]

Will blow over in the slightest wind.

[@jameshitselberger5845]

I do not think so.

[@balloney2175]

Should be titled "SIP house construction video in less than 7 minutes". Stop tricking.

[@popeyekuks742]

cheat,easy to construct but weak

[@Gantzz321]

veto'd by mother-nature with first rain storm, an you have a pill of mush, osb should never ever ever be used on exterior walls if it survives that first storm then the first time the temperature changes an the interior walls get coated in condensation, again a big pile of mush

[@augustreil]

Osb has been used for over 25 yrs without issues. Anything that gets wet, including plywood, will go to hell.