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  1. AcousticRy

    Wind uplift tables...for a wall?

    These are structural panels, by the way..as the definition of SIPS is Structural Insulated Panel System. I apologize for not having made that clear previously..so tensile strength is an issue, but we've yet to truly have a great deal of problems with strength at all, passing and surpassing many...
  2. AcousticRy

    Wind uplift tables...for a wall?

    Well, using a fork truck we did some tensile load tests with a Simpson Strong-Tie. This was nailed through the concrete skin and into both the steel of the strong tie and the steel of the C-channel that lays as a top track. Lifting on this, it took nearly 3900 lbs to pull either the track, or...
  3. AcousticRy

    Wind uplift tables...for a wall?

    Well, the SIPS system is one that is marketed for all levels of housing, from low-cost housing projects to upper end housing, because it has quite a bit of flexibility built into it. The marketing in question is in large coming from Texas, Florida, and Alaska, asking about wind uplift, and the...
  4. AcousticRy

    Wind uplift tables...for a wall?

    The company which I work for has a SIPS style panel that uses 20 gauge steel framework that is imbedded in a set of grooves in a styrofoam cored, cement board skinned (on both sides) panel. As we have travelled to different tradeshows, one of the things that we have been asked for is a wind...
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