Barn Conversion with SIPs

The grace and charm of an ancient barn is left uncompromised when a SIPS is used. A simple floor slab can accommodate ‘external’ wall panels built inside the existing outer walls. These SIPs wall panels then support a new first floor and a SIPS roof panel structure. Door and window openings can be cut out post erection.

Using SIPs for Facade Retention

Where planning permission or heritage conditions could be an issue, the use of a SIP skin internally, tied into a frame or other structural system, can speed up and increase the performance of any building restoration. The SIPS is particularly suitable for awkward access locations or where a frontage may have twisted or settled.

A SIPS is a fantastic, new and efficient way to approach a barn conversion or heritage restoration project.

See our Case Studies pages for examples of our work.