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R-values & Warranties

The Preflex Promise

Preflex R-values are true to their listed values, so that an R-16 panel will perform as an R-16 value once installed in the field.

Having an experienced team on your side when you’re new to SIP can help ensure that your projects don’t suffer any unexpected delays. We’ll ensure accuracy, timeliness, and optimal efficiency with convenient support throughout the process. As an industry leader, we’ve built our reputation on the satisfaction of customers like you by staying dedicated to quality products and service.
 

In addition to the exceptional advantages ofSIPs over stick framing, Preflex offers a 21-year limited warranty. The warranty ensures that your product will meet specifications and be free from any defects, including any materials provided for installation purposes.

Key Differences

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R-values of SIPs

The R-value (thermal resistance) of a building material measures its ability to resist heat flow, with higher values indicating better insulation. When comparing Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) to stud frame construction, the differences in R-value are significant.

Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) generally offer higher whole-wall R-values and better energy efficiency than stick-framed construction due to their continuous insulation and reduced thermal bridging, while stick-framed homes can experience a significant reduction in insulation performance due to thermal bridging. 

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Continuous Insulation: SIPs provide a continuous layer of insulation across the entire wall without gaps or thermal bridges. In contrast, stick frame walls have studs spaced apart, creating gaps that reduce their overall insulation performance.

Higher R-value: SIPs generally have a much higher R-value than stud frame walls, offering superior thermal resistance and better energy efficiency.

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