Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast
Composite Structural Insulated Panels are a Light Weight Game Changer
Today is one of those rare occasions where I get to introduce you to new building technology. My guest, Harrison Langley, is the founder of the company Boxvana, a composite SIP manufacturer and modular builder. Their LitePan material is up to 4 times lighter than a conventional wood SIP. That weight, along with the thermal properties, makes this incredible new technology an amazing application for tiny homes on wheels.
Full show notes and images at thetinyhouse.net/208
In This Episode:
- A super light, ultra-strong, mega panel
- How CSIPs make the build go fast
- What do they cost?
- Why other industries are using Boxvana’s CSIPs
- Weight, cost, and time to build
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