Eco Building News from SIPS@Clays

Work has started this week on the second plot being developed by H.L. Halder Ltd. in Great Edstone near York.

Ever wondered how our friends across the pond are building zero net homes?

Take a moment to view our SIPS case study and design guide for the dormitory and activity centre at Laches Wood Outdoor Education Centre.

After just eleven days on site the SIPs fitting team have completed the SIP frame which is now ready for the bricklayers to start work!

When it comes to building your own home, it is important to consider the kind of project that you are undertaking and what you want the outcome to be.

Building a new home is a big task, with lots of things to be taken into consideration before things get started. We discuss the factors to consider...

How a Couple Replaced Their Old Bungalow with a Four Bedroom SIPs Home

A couple of months ago, we started building a large dormitory block structure at Staffordshire Outdoor Education Centre (SOEC).

​Two weeks to complete the SIPs structure - ensuring tight build deadlines are met.​

Have you been pressured to get a building up in as little time as possible, forcing you to compromise on quality and cost? SIPS could be your answer!

Once again we are delighted to be sending another SIPs kit across the water to the Isle of Arran.

Jamie Ashton, from A Space Architects, is currently building his own modern contemporary house in Hull using SIPs. Have a look at progress here.