The Sanduro Wall is built using SCIP panels — short for Structural Concrete Insulated Panels. Each panel forms a full structural wall and replaces the need for traditional wood framing, insulation, and sheathing.

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At its core is a solid block of expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, which acts as both insulation and the formwork for the wall. On both sides of the foam, a welded steel mesh is attached. This mesh adds strength and acts as a base for sprayed concrete. Once installed, both sides of the panel are coated with a 1–2 inch layer of structural concrete, creating a solid, sealed wall from inside to out.

Traditional wall systems rely on layering: one crew frames, another insulates, another seals, and so on. But every extra layer introduces a new variable — and more room for error. The Sanduro Wall simplifies that. It gives us a single solution that serves as:

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• The frame

• The insulation

• The base for interior and exterior finishes

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That simplicity isn’t just efficient — it gives us more control over every phase of construction, and it results in a tighter, cleaner, and more consistent build from the start.

These panels aren’t just made for convenience — they’re engineered for performance. Once in place, the concrete creates a continuous shell around your home that resists moisture, pests, fire, and shifting conditions.

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Because the system is solid and sealed, there are fewer points of failure over time. No warping wood. No hidden gaps. No insulation settling. Just a wall that stays put — and keeps doing its job, year after year.

This isn’t just a wall — it’s a complete structural system and here's how it functions:

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• The foam core provides continuous insulation with no thermal breaks. That means heat and cold don’t leak through like they can in traditional walls.

• The steel mesh gives the wall tensile strength and flexibility, helping it resist stress and movement.

• The concrete coating locks everything together and provides a strong, protective shell on both sides of the wall.

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Together, these three elements create a load-bearing wall that also regulates temperature, resists damage, and eliminates the layering steps of traditional construction.

We don’t treat the wall system as a feature — it’s the foundation. Everything we build starts with these panels, because they give us the consistency and durability we need to do our best work.

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This isn’t a workaround. It’s a smarter starting point — one that makes every step that follows cleaner, faster, and more predictable.