Total Integrated Panel System Demonstration, Las Vegas

Watch as a crew assembles tilt-up panels utilizing the Total Integrated Panel System (TIPS). This revolutionary technology can reduce concrete in tilt-up panels by as much as 50%, rebar by up to 90%, and weight by as much as 50%, without reducing strength. Because it saves materials, labor, and machine costs, it integrates an effective R-value of 38 at the same price as a standard 7.25" panel.

[@lenchoperez9134]

We will be doing this ,for the first time we're I work ,I guess it will save another of backs

[@Elevateyourlife100]

Cool

[@gilmoreskeen1234]

Ferrocement with integrated insulation,so simple but effective.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

There is a DIY method of this type of wall system, for small scale builds. No shot-crete necessary.

[@Summersault666]

Which tool was used to staple mesh?

[@josericardogoncalves1493]

Happy birthday! Could you please inform me the technical specification of the tool that appears at the beginning of the video: manufacturer, model, etc. Thank you very much.

[@kman5924]

How interesting.

[@sherifnabil9663]

I imagine lots of thermal bridging which simply bypasses the insulation

[@ahowl7mx]

Anything thicker than 6 inches? Thinking about 9-10 inches for deep window wells.

[@MarcusBlackburn]

Thanks for the question. The total thickness of the wall is 9.25". There is 5.25" of concrete and 4" of EPS.

[@ziriusph3395]

what was used to cure the flooring @4:47 so that the concrete under the panel did not stick to the flooring?