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Learn about the residential, commercial and industrial projects built with our Structural Concrete Insulated Panels (SCIP), in the United States and the Caribbean.
When Resilience Matters Most, Building stronger, Recovering Faster with SCIP
When resilience matters most, SCIP helps teams build stronger, recover faster, and specify fire-, wind-, and seismic-ready projects with confidence on high-risk sites now.
SCIP Panel Specifications Sheet for Project Review
Learn how a SCIP panel specifications sheet documents structural design, insulation, fire performance, installation, and code review needs on a project site.
Best Mortar Sprayers for Contractors in 2026
Boost Your Crew's Productivity with the Mono-Mix and Duo-Mix 2000 Contractors immediately benefit from using the M-Tec® Mono-Mix and Duo-Mix 2000 because these machines keep mortar flowing consistently all day, helping crews finish more square footage with less labor....
Fireproof Construction Methods for Safer Projects
Fireproof construction methods help project teams reduce ignition risk, protect structural assemblies, and specify resilient SCIP systems for high-risk zones.
How Do SCIP Panels Work in Modern Construction?
Learn how do SCIP panels work: steel mesh and EPS cores receive concrete mortar to create code-aligned, resilient, energy-efficient building assemblies.
How to Install SCIP Panels Correctly
Learn how to install SCIP panels correctly, from layout and bracing to tying mesh and applying mortar for a code-aligned build.
Energy Efficient Exterior Walls That Last
Energy efficient exterior walls cut operating costs and improve resilience. See how SCIP assemblies outperform wood framing in demanding climates.
Labor Saving Construction System That Performs
A labor saving construction system can cut crew demands, speed installation, and improve fire, wind, and seismic performance on modern projects.
Fast Install Building Panels That Perform
Fast install building panels cut labor, speed schedules, and improve resilience. See why SCIP systems outperform wood framing in risk zones.