ValuBuild.com is a custom home building kit provider
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ValuBuild modular homes, log home, mobile home, kits custom built manufactured quality
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Imagine assembling your new home building kit in about 3 to 4 days.
Even the novice handyman will be able to build the home of their dreams with our affordable and easy to assemble home kit packages. Our quality home kits are manufactured with SIPs (An acronym for Structural Insulated Panels), a factory manufactured wall system that replaces standard stick framing and batt insulation with a solid one piece wall section composed of two sheets of OSB (Oriented Strand Board) that has been adhesively welded to a thick rigid core of EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) foam insulation. Our panelized homes are far superior to any building materials used to build homes today. Our panel homes are stronger, easier to build and are more energy efficient than stick built homes. Structural insulated panel kits are far superior to modular homes, manufactured homes, and mobile homes. Our home kits can be finished to look like log homes and are much easier to build and better insulated. You can also use our system for almost any commercial building. Our prefabricated buildings are strong, simple to build, energy efficient and top quality. We are very proud of our homes, and we know that you will be proud of yours. We have worked hard to provide you with the most complete dry-in home kit shell package available in the marketplace today.
Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs)
The EPS foam core provides shear strength, while the exterior skins of OSB provide tensile and compressive strength. As compared to an I-beam, the panel skins are analogous to the flanges, while the core is its web. The completed panels offer the utmost in R-value, fire resistance, and ease of construction. They are the key structural component in "one-piece" construction, which is significantly stronger than similarly configured stick-built structures.
Simplifies construction: SIPs integrate structure with insulation. The frame of the home and the thermal envelope are one and the same.
