NZSIP is proud of the following affiliations:
NZSIP is proud of our affiliations…
New Zealand Structural Insulated Panels (NZSIP) Limited
5 Wolter Cres, Cromwell, Central Otago
p: 0800 2 NZSIP e: [email protected]
NZSIP Smart Panel Workshops:
Insights and Feedback
For fast, affordable and energy-efficient bespoke builds.
Arbol and NZSIP Invite you to an
Open Day at the Arbol Factory.
WHAT: An open day to experience a blower door test
WHEN: Saturday 14th September
TIME: 10am
WHERE: 10 Ree Crescent, Cromwell, 9310
COST: Free
Embark on a firsthand experience and witness the impressive efficiency, affordability, and energy-saving prowess of our tailor-made NZSIP Smart Panels at the Arbol open day.
If you are:
– Interested in an Arbol NZSIP build
– Want an opportunity to view an Arbol build at preline stage and experience a blower door test
– Want an opportunity to view an Arbol build at preline stage and experience a blower door test
– Or just curious as to what a Arbol and NZSIP are up to….
Then come along to our open day happening in Cromwell on September 14th at the Arbol factory.
There is no cost to attend but you do need to register for this event.
Either fill in the form below of email [email protected] to register and receive updates.
Don’t miss the opportunity to discover the future of construction with us.
About Our Previous Workshops
150th Project In Lauder, Central Otago.
The 150th project of NZSIP, held over three days in Lauder, showcased the efficiency and potential of structurally insulated panels (SIPs) in constructing sustainable homes. The event featured the building of a 109m², energy-efficient, three-bedroom home for the Brook-Miller family, who prioritised quality and sustainability over size. NZSIP provided Smart Panels, ensuring a strong, airtight, and super-insulated building shell.
The house incorporates several innovative features for enhanced comfort and energy efficiency. NZSIP Smart Panels on walls and roof minimise heating requirements, reducing ongoing costs and improving comfort.
The event began with a demonstration of the Camlock system used to assemble the panels, followed by hands-on construction by attendees, including architects, engineers, clients, and tradespeople. By the end of the event, the walls were up, and the roof was securely installed. The emotional highlight was seeing Abi and Dunstan Brook-Miller walk through their nearly completed home, visualising their future.
The 150th Project was more than a construction demonstration; it was an educational experience on sustainable building practices. The event underscored the potential of NZSIP Smart Panels to revolutionise sustainable construction, leaving a lasting impact on participants.
Check Out The Feedback On Our Workshops
Senior Architectural Designer: Warren Clarke
The three-day event was a great learning experience about SIP construction, a new material for New Zealand’s construction industry. The hands-on collaboration was the highlight, and I’m eager to work with NZSIP again.
The logical panel build process—numbering, placing, and standing them up—was straightforward and effective. Having been in the industry for a while, I believe that touching and feeling the materials is crucial for clients. More workshops would help change perspectives.
Thanks.
Ngā Mihi,
Warren
Director of Healthy Homes Cooperation: Damien McGill
I was buzzing for a full week after getting back from Lauder. So much was achieved in such a short span of time. Such a coming together in cooperation of people that didn’t know each other before the event and now know each other well enough to work with each other in the future.
I was so happy for Abi & Dunstan, and loved seeing them work together on their home. Little Bill was the undisputed star of the show. He was everywhere! But most of all, it was looking either side of me and seeing architects and designers working alongside builders and product suppliers to help build a young family a healthy home!
Thanks
Damien
Cadence Architectural Design: Adrian Taylor
I thought the Lauder event was just brilliant. The big positive for me was the genuine interest and desire to learn from the builders that were there, it restored my faith in the future of the industry. That, and the general sense of teamwork, made the whole workshop a real pleasure.
Its always a pleasure to collaborate with NZSIP, as I know it means my client is going to get a warm, dry, comfortable, energy efficient home.
A big thank you to all the team involved in making the event happen, I had a great time and wouldn’t hesitate to get involved again given the opportunity
Regards,
Adrian
