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Wanhua SIPs Wall Panel

A structural insulated panel for load-bearing walls

A rigid polyurethane foam core bonded between oriented strand board on both faces. The two OSB skins carry the structural load and the PU core provides the shear connection between them, so the panel acts as one composite wall section — with better thermal and acoustic performance than an equivalent timber or steel stud wall.

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Panel thicknesses

88mm, 94mm, 114mm

Wind rating

Non-cyclonic regions, up to N6

Acoustic rating

Rw 27dB

114mm panel. Intertek Testing Services Shenzhen Ltd.

Thermal resistance (88mm panel)

R 3.30 / 3.15 / 2.91 m²K/W at 15°C / 23°C / 30°C

Intertek Testing Services Shenzhen Ltd.

Thermal resistance (94mm panel)

R 3.34 / 3.20 / 2.95 m²K/W at 15°C / 23°C / 30°C

Intertek Testing Services Shenzhen Ltd.

Panel schedule

Three thicknesses

Panel OSB each face PU core Plates Panel weight
114mm 12mm 90mm Top 35×90 · Bottom 45×90 28.6 – 71.7 kg
94mm 12mm 70mm Top 35×70 · Bottom 45×70 27.3 – 68.4 kg
88mm 9mm 70mm Top 35×70 · Bottom 45×70 21.6 – 54.2 kg
Wanhua SIPs standard wall panel dimensions and set out drawing
Standard panel dimensions and set out, showing the cast-in service conduits and end chases.

Materials & assessment

Oriented strand board

OSB/3 grade or higher, to European Standard EN 300:2006 and Chinese Standard CH-LT/T 1580-2010

Rigid polyurethane core

Rigid PU insulation to Chinese National Standard GB 50404-2017

On site

Installation

  1. 1 Clean the slab or sub-structure and mark out the bottom plate locations
  2. 2 Provide a damp proof membrane between bottom plate and concrete slab
  3. 3 Fix bottom plates as per the structural drawings
  4. 4 Erect the panels and provide temporary bracing until the floor or roof diaphragm is built
  5. 5 Fix panels to the bottom plate, then fix adjacent panels together
  6. 6 Fix the top plate to the panels

Panels must not be cut or penetrated anywhere other than as shown on the structural and shop drawings.

Four step SIPs box lintel installation sequence
Forming an opening: jamb studs, sill panel, box lintel over, then the panel to the far side.
SIPs panel electrical and telecommunication wiring diagram
Electrical and telecommunications routing through the cast-in conduits and chases.

Services

Cast-in, not cut in

  • Horizontal conduits cast in at 300, 450 and 1,200mm from the bottom of the panel
  • A 30×30mm vertical services chase at each end of every panel
  • Maximum of one light switch and two GPO or telecommunication outlets per panel
  • Maximum of one 130mm diameter straight-through penetration per panel for wastewater

Certification

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