SIP Installation On a 50' x 50' Timber Frame | Shelter Builds a Coastal Timber Frame Home | Ep. 3

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With the timber frame complete, we're now enclosing the 2,500 square foot coastal Maine retreat. Today's focus: installing gypsum and Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) on both walls and roof. We'll guide you through our meticulous process, explaining each layer and the reasoning behind our methods. As a bonus, watch the charming covered porches come to life - perfect for enjoying those serene, but short, Summer months in Maine. Our team specializes in blending traditional timber frame construction with modern Structural Insulated Panel (SIP) technology, creating energy-efficient, beautiful homes built to last. The rich red hues of the Douglas Fir timbers add warmth and character from day one. Follow our progress as we complete a timber frame and SIP shell in four days over three episodes. Interested in a custom retirement home that combines timeless craftsmanship with cutting-edge efficiency? Check out Shelter Design Build here: Interested in learning how to timber frame? Check out our online course here: Interested in learning how to build with SIPs? Check out our online course here: Interested in our in-person courses? Check out our schedule here: Interested in the tools we use to cut our frames? Check out Shelter Tools here: Our Instagram: Our Facebook: For Sponsorship Inquiries or Questions: [email protected]