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SUSTAINABLE LIVING through energy efficient materials and basic principle of design

With true craftsmanship and sustainable design, our Modpod range of SIP panels for walls, floors and roofing is ideal for permanent or short stay accommodation and eco-friendly retreats.

Unique and beautifully designed
 

Responsibly sourced and built in Australia

As sustainable home builders, Modpods have been leaders in energy-efficient home designs for over 15 years. We can work with you to create your dream semi prefab project that is not only better for the environment but also better for you with sustainable architecture and eco-friendly designs.

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Sustainable Goals

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SIP Panel Technology?

Structural Insulated Panels are an efficient, lightweight and sustainable material used for walls, roofs and floors in residential and tourism construction.

While known for reducing material costs and site labour time, the panel technology is also ideal for creating airtight and energy-efficient buildings.

The result is a building structure that is extremely strong, efficient and cost effective.

Each panel contains two outer engineered skins with an insulating PIR foam core. These skins are typically fibre cement, OSB or Colorbond.

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Minimise natural resources

Decrease greenhouse emissions

Responsibly sourced materials

Using low energy use fittings

Using water saving principles

Minimising site waste

Reduced site impact

Our committment

 

 

We are committed to supporting and being part of significant industry change through ethical building practices and we invite you to learn more about how we’re taking responsibility for our environmental impact.

It’s so important to keep progressing forward with new concepts, so we are constantly evolving the R&D, to keep at the forefront in Australian design and manufacturing industries.  Our aim within Modpods Australia is to remain an innovative and progressive business model that allows us to explore new materials and technologies and provide components for an ever-changing climate in Australia.

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