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At SIPs Industries, we're excited to introduce our range of ReadyCut design kits, available and ready to go within days!

 

Ideal for:

• Granny Flats
• Outdoor Studios
• Super Sheds

Why Choose SIPs Industries Designs?

• Easy Setup: No builder needed! Our kits come with comprehensive instructions for simple installation.
• High Quality: Our designs are durable and energy-efficient, ensuring long-lasting performance.
• Temperature Controlled: Enjoy comfort year-round with superior insulation.
• Cost-Effective: Save on labor and time without sacrificing quality.

If you've been considering expanding your living space, now is the perfect time to get started!

Contact us today at 08 9494 2211 or 0437 005 664 to learn more.

As the cold winter months grip Australia, many of us find ourselves seeking warmth and comfort indoors. However, for too many Australians, staying warm isn't just about turning up the heater—it's about battling the inefficiencies of uninsulated, draughty homes that fail to keep out the cold. This issue, highlighted recently in various news and social media posts, underscores the urgent need for a shift in how we build and insulate our homes.

Uninsulated homes are more than just uncomfortable; they can have significant health and financial implications. Cold, draughty environments can exacerbate health issues such as respiratory problems and increase the risk of conditions like hypothermia, particularly among vulnerable populations like the elderly and young children. Moreover, the financial burden of trying to heat these homes is substantial. Inefficient homes require more energy to maintain a comfortable temperature, leading to higher utility bills and greater strain on the environment due to increased energy consumption.

As Western Australia grapples with a mounting housing crisis, innovative solutions are more crucial than ever. The recent proposal by the Property Council for a $58 million “tiny town” has the potential to alleviate housing pressures however has thought been given to the project's sustainability and long-term viability?

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SIPs build with a brick build next door. Both concrete slabs laid the same day!

Is construction stuck in the past? Despite technological leaps in other industries, construction remains anchored in centuries-old practices. While industries around us have embraced innovation and evolved with the times, construction has clung stubbornly to outdated practices, earning the dubious distinction of being one of the least progressive industries of the modern era.

In Western Australia, the construction industry remains reliant on double brick construction. This traditional approach, once common, is ill-equipped to meet the urgent housing needs of our growing population and is insufficient for meeting new energy standards and requirements.

Kieron Gait Architects

Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it's a fundamental concern for builders, architects, and prospective building owners today. As our awareness of environmental issues grows, it's crucial to design buildings that not only meet our immediate needs but also contribute to a healthier, more sustainable future. At SIPs Industries, we believe that sustainability should be at the heart of every construction project, from the foundation to the rooftop.

 

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As the Australian construction industry evolves towards a more sustainable future, energy-efficient building practices are taking centre stage. With the government's focus on achieving a 7-star energy efficiency rating through the National Construction Code (NCC), the demand for innovative solutions has never been greater. With the rising concerns about climate change and escalating energy costs, achieving higher energy efficiency ratings has become a necessity rather than a luxury. The 7-star NCC energy rating signals a commitment to reducing carbon footprints, promoting sustainable practices, and optimizing energy consumption in buildings across the country.