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Building With Structural Thermal Insulation Panels​ | Jedpanel

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Building With Structural Insulation Panels: The Most Important Factors In a time when sustainability has become an essential focus, the construction industry has not escaped untouched. Sustainable home construction has emphasized the need for insulated homes. In the quest to find more efficient, energy-saving, low-wastage and sustainable homes, innovations have been made to improve insulation techniques. Structurally insulated panels are one of the efficient design practices to save energy. They deliver strength and efficiency both in the construction of new homes and insulating them.  They not only offer superior insulation protection to traditional homes, but they also use fewer resources to give a stronger result. There are different SIPs to choose from, so the question becomes; which one do you pick? The answer to this question will be more apparent at the end of this article. But first, what are SIPs? SIPs are prefabricated panels that frame wall, roof or flo...

Major Differences between Magnesium Chloride Board and Magnesium Sulfate Board You Probably Didn’t Know

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Have you thought that all MgO board components are the same? Well, you have been wrong. However, Jed Panel seeks to outline the major differences that exist between Magnesium Chloride board and magnesium sulfate board to rule out the mindset of a majority of people regarding the similarities of the duo. Initially, magnesium chloride which is abbreviated as MgCl2 is commonly known by the term Magnesium Oxide board while magnesium sulfate is abbreviated as MgSO4 better known as magnesium sulfate board. The MgCl2 board is made from perlite, magnesium oxide, magnesium chloride, non-woven fabric, wood chip, glass fiber mesh, and non-woven fiber. On the other hand, magnesium sulfate is material that has recently been developed from magnesium oxide. Below are the major differences between magnesium chloride board and magnesium sulfate board : The chemical structure of the two boards - Basically, magnesium oxide board is formed as a result of a chemical reaction that occurs between m...