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Tilt Wall Panels
Last Post 06 Jul 2009 11:25 AM by Jerry Coombs. 3 Replies.
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Alton
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| 02 Jul 2009 07:00 PM |
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Insuldeckflorida,
Where in the wall is the insulation - inside, outside, middle?
What type of insulation is in the panels - EPS, XPS, Polyurethane?
What is the maximum length for a 10' tall panel?
How thick are the panels for a residence?
How are the panels connected and sealed?
Is the panel formed on site or factory?
Would the Tilt Wall Panel system be available around Orlando FL? |
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Alton C. Keown
Residential Designer and Construction Technology Consultant
Auburn, Alabama
E-mail: alton at auburn dot edu |
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insuldeckflorida
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| 03 Jul 2009 08:41 AM |
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alton,
give me a call so we can talk...
772 201 6100
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jonr
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| 03 Jul 2009 12:07 PM |
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From a quick read, these are like one sided ICFs. Ie, foam on the inside but exposed concrete on the outside. Poured on site, interior side down and then titled up.
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Jerry D. Coombs, PE
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| 06 Jul 2009 11:25 AM |
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Insulation can go inside or outside, and w/ stiffening ribs can go very high. Widths are governed by several things, so how long do you want them? 30 ft max is a good rule, and not more than 50 ft or you'll likely get cracking probs. Actually, insuldeckflorida is the best place to get information. |
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Jerry D. Coombs, P.E.
Coombs Engineering Services
jcoombs@coombsengineering.com |
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