Steve learns all about Structual Integrated Panels or SIPs, as a way to give a house strength and insulate at the same time. He also learns about the fine art of "Hot-Balling"
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Renovation Nation 2: SIPS Panels And Hot What?!
Steve learns all about Structual Integrated Panels or SIPs, as a way to give a house strength and insulate at the same time. He also learns about the fine art of "Hot-Balling"
Added: Apr 30, 2009
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Runtime: 03:35
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