The Holt - Holt, MI One of two versions of the Holt Design built near Lansing Michigan, this spec home takes advantage of the extra space created when SIPs are used for your roof system. Peninsula Panel took what was supposed to be a one story design and modified it to be two. The home looks similar to the other homes in the subdivision, but is twice as big and costs next to nothing to heat and cool.View Photos>>>

James - Ann Arbor, MI This owner/builders 5000 sf home was designed by Peninsula Panel. The basement is built with 15" ICF block, the house walls with 6-1/2" SIPs, and house roof with 10-1/4" SIPs. The garage has 4-1/2" SIP walls, and 10-1/4" SIP roof. The owners goal was to create an energy efficient, low maintenance home that had a craftsman feel. View Photos>>>

Kaufman - Bloomfield, MI Designed and built by Hue Projects, a Peninsula Panel Partner, this custom home is designed to be both durable and energy efficient, as well as beautiful. 6-1/2" SIPs were used for the walls, and 10-1/4" SIPs used on the roof. A glu lam frame was combined with conventional trusses to provide a unique support system for the roof SIPs. The floors of the home are concrete with radiant heat, so the open space between the ceiling and roof SIPs is used for mechanicals. View Photos>>>

McKenna - Ann Arbor, MI This 4000 sf home was designed and built by the Owners. The basement is constructed of concrete, the house uses 6-1/2" SIP walls with an 8-1/4" SIP roof, and the garage has 4-1/2" panel walls with a truss roof. The main design features include an open great room with glu lam frame for support, and vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms. Another nice feature is that the first floor has three different levels View Photos>>>

Crawford - Howell, MI This 4500 sf home was built by the owner. The basement is constructed with ICF, the house walls with 6-1/2" SIPs, garage walls with 2x4 and the roof with trusses. Main design features include open great room with curved window wall, curved stairs in great room, hipped roof, and dropped floor decks in the mud and bathrooms to accommodate radiant heat.View Photos>>>

Hamilton - Dexter, MI This 2400 sf home was designed and built by the owner. The basement is constructed with Superior Pre-cast walls, the house walls with 6-1/2" SIPs, garage walls with 2x4 and the roof with trusses. Main design features include radiant heat through out the house, a winding stair, and a bonus room over the garage. View Photos>>>

Klein - Dexter, MI This 2600 sf home is a modification of a existing bent ranch design. The basement is constructed with Superior pre-cast walls, the house and garage walls with 6-1/2" SIPs, and the house and garage roof with 8-1/4" SIPs. Main design features include the widening of one of the wings of the ranch, which made for a unique roof design and vaulted ceilings throughout most of the home. View Photos>>>

Gorden - Chelsea, MI This 5000 sf home was custom designed by Peninsula Panel for the owner/builder. The basement was built with pre-cast concrete, the house and garage walls with 6-1/2" SIPs and the roof with 8-1/4" SIPs. Installed by the owner the HVAC system was designed to work with the SIP shell to create a home with superior efficiency and comfort. View Photos>>>

Paterson - Lapeer, MI This 3500 sf home was built by the owner to look like a log home. The basement was built with wood, the house and garage walls with 6-1/2" SIPs and the roof with 8-1/4" SIPs. Log siding covered the exterior of the home, while inside it was used in high visibility rooms. View Photos>>>

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