Anderson Multi Business Resources, OPC.
Anderson Multi Business Resources OPC is established to supply AndersonSIP® to building owners and construction companies. While precast concrete is commonly used for large-scale constructions, it requires heavy and sophisticated machinery for transport and can be easily damaged if improperly handled, necessitating a high initial investment to ensure profitability. To address these challenges, we provide Structural Insulated Panels (SIP), specifically AndersonSIP®, as a viable alternative. AndersonSIP® offers numerous advantages over traditional concrete, providing strength, excellent insulation, and acoustic properties for walls, floors, and roofs. It boasts structural integrity, easy transport, cost-effectiveness, and serves as an advanced alternative to non-load-bearing concrete hollow blocks.In addition, Anderson Multi Business Resources OPC supplies construction materials and Japan Surplus Trucks. We also operate Anderson Hardware, catering to various construction needs, and Anderson Trucks, serving as dealers of different kinds of Japan Surplus trucks.
ABOUT US
At Anderson Multi Business Resources OPC, our mission is to be a trusted partner in construction, dedicated to delivering exceptional quality, innovation, and value to our clients. We are committed to building sustainable, safe, and functional spaces that enrich communities and stand the test of time.
MISSION
Our mission is to provide affordable and efficient housing to all levels of society, emphasizing resilience against natural forces, cost-effectiveness, and utmost quality.
VISION
Our vision is to transition from conventional construction materials to lightweight, energy-efficient building materials, specifically Structural Insulated Panels (AndersonSIP®).
PRODUCTS
AndersonSIP® offers a building system that is consistently eco-friendly, logistics-friendly, and easy-to-build. Its advanced design ensures the most cost-effective solution for all your projects.
What are AndersonSIP®?
Anderson Multi Business Resources OPC supplies AndersonSIP®, a panel building system engineered to provide structural integrity, moisture protection, and sound insulation to buildings. Designed to withstand earthquakes, fire, wind, termite, and rodent infestation, AndersonSIP® features a core of expanded, high-density Polystyrene between two sheets of cellulose fiber-reinforced cement board. Due to its composition, AndersonSIP® is easy to assemble, saving construction time and costs.
OTHERSERVICES
TRUCKS
ANDERSON TRUCKS – Anderson Trucks, your premier source for high-quality, reliable trucks imported directly from Japan. As a leading provider of Japan surplus vehicles, we take pride in offering an extensive selection of trucks that combine exceptional performance with unmatched durability.
HARDWARE STORE
Anderson Hardware is your one-stop destination for all your hardware needs. At Anderson Hardware, we pride ourselves on offering a comprehensive selection of high-quality hardware products, tools, and accessories to help you tackle any project, big or small. Whether you're renovating your home, building a new project, or simply making repairs around the house, Anderson Hardware is your trusted partner for all your hardware needs. We are committed to providing you with the highest level of service, quality, and value every time you shop with us.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
We have accredited, experienced implementing partners for every type and size of construction activity, ranging from high-density residential projects to tenant improvements.
ARCHITECTS – ENGINEERING
PRE-CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
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CONCEPTUAL DRAWINGS
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TECHNICAL / WORKING DRAWINGS
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SITE DEVELOPMENT
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
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GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
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STEEL FABRICATION
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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
SIP PROJECTS
VIDEOS
DISCLAIMER: Videos posted in this website are not originally owned by the company. The purpose of these videos is to help users understand how Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) work, how it is used and how effective this product will be for construction. All credit goes to their respective owners.
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How do SIPs improve indoor air quality?The airtightness of the SIP building envelope prevents air from gaining access to the interior of the home except in controlled amounts. A controlled indoor environment is both healthy and comfortable. Humidity can be controlled more easily in a SIP home, resulting in a home that is more comfortable for occupants and less prone to mold growth and dust mites.
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How much faster can I build with SIPs?SIP homes go up much faster than traditionally framed buildings. A properly trained SIP installation crew can cut framing time by 55 percent compared to conventional wood framing, according to a third party study conducted by R.S. Means. Panels are manufactured as big as 8- by 24-ft., so entire wall and roof sections can be put up quickly, reducing dry-in time. SIPs are ready to install when they arrive at the jobsite, eliminating the time needed to perform the individual jobsite operations of framing, insulating and sheathing stick-framed walls. Electrical chases are typically provided in the core of panels, so there is no need to drill through studs for wiring
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How does the SIP design and fabrication process work?The construction of a SIP home or commercial building begins with the construction documents. Once the construction documents are in the hands of a SIP manufacturer, dealer/distributor, or design professional, they are converted to SIP shop drawings that give the dimensions of each individual panel.
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How do SIPs react to Fire?Like all wood frame buildings, SIPs present a manageable fire risk when their construction meets the fire precautions listed in the building code. Residential codes typically require the application of a 15-minute fire-resistant thermal barrier on the interior for all residential structures, accomplished by applying 1/2-in. thick gypsum board or a material of equivalent thermal performance. Light commercial or multi-use buildings of Type V Fire Rated construction often require a one-hour fire rating and/or sprinkler systems. Many SIP manufacturers can provide tested assemblies for both walls and roofs that meet the one-hour fire resistance tests outlined in ASTM E 119. Check with your local manufacturer for specific assemblies.
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Can SIPs be modified on site?On-site modification can easily be done using a few additional SIP specific tools. Thick panels can be cut using a beam saw or a beam cutting attachment to a circular saw. The foam core can then be recessed for splines or dimensional lumber using a hot wire foam scoop or specialized angle grinder attachment.
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Are SIPs compatible with other building systems?SIPs are compatible with almost any building system. Wall panels can sit on a variety of foundation materials, including poured concrete, blocks, or insulated concrete forms. SIPs are sized to accept dimensional lumber and are seamlessly compatible with stick framing. Builders may choose to build with SIP walls and a conventional truss roof, or stick walls and a SIP roof with little difficulty. SIPs are also popular as a method of providing a well-insulated building enclosure for timber frame structures.
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How strong are SIPs?The structural characteristics of SIPs are similar to that of a steel I-beam. The OSB skins act as the flange of the I-beam, while the rigid foam core provides the web. This design gives SIPs an advantage when handling in-plane compressive loads.
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How green are SIPs?Structural Insulated Panels are one of the most environmentally responsible building systems available. A SIP building envelope provides continuous insulation, is extremely airtight, allows for better control over indoor air quality, reduces construction waste, and helps save natural resources. Life cycle analysis has shown that SIP homes have a tremendous positive environmental impact by reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions throughout the homes life cycle.
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What are SIPs?Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) are high performance building panels used in floors, walls, and roofs for residential and light commercial buildings. The panels are made by sandwiching a core of rigid foam plastic insulation between two structural facings, such as oriented strand board (OSB). Other skin materials can be used for specific purposes. SIPs are manufactured under factory controlled conditions and can be custom designed for each home. The result is a building system that is extremely strong, energy efficient and cost effective. Building with SIPs will save you time, money and labor.
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What considerations do you need to take into account when building with SIPs vs. conventional framing?The majority of construction with SIPs is very similar to conventional framing. SIPs accept dimensional lumber and are fastened together using staples, nails or screws. Proper sealing is very important when assembling SIPs. All joints need to be sealed with specially designed SIP sealing mastic or expanding foam sealant, and in some cases self-adhesive SIP tape. SIPs also require consideration of how panels will be staged and placed on the jobsite. Although smaller 8- by 4-ft. panels can be set by hand, larger 8- by 24-ft. panels require the use of equipment to unload and set.
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How much do SIPs cost?Pricing information can be obtained from Anderson Multi Business Resources OPC (Just go to Contact Form section to get a quotation).
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How important is ventilation?SIP buildings are extremely airtight and require mechanical ventilation. Ventilation systems bring fresh air into the building in controlled amounts and exhaust moisture laden and stale air to the outside. By limiting air exchange to controlled ventilation systems, SIP homes allow for all incoming air to be filtered for allergens and dehumidified, creating better indoor air quality. Proper ventilation is important in all homes to preserve indoor air quality.
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Are SIPs susceptible to insects?Although termites do not feed on the foam panel cores, there have been instances where panel cores have been hollowed out by these insects and used as a nesting ground. To prevent this, many manufacturers offer SIPs with borate-treated foam. Termites may also be deterred through the use of a specially designed steel mesh. Both these treatments are highly effective, but they are not a substitute for careful termite prevention and maintenance, as with any other wood structure.
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Can SIPs be replaced or repaired if damaged?If panels are damaged, a structural engineer needs to assess the damage to determine what is cosmetic and what is structural. If the damage is only cosmetic, then the source of moisture must be determined and fixed, whether it is from inside or outside. If the damage is structural, then the source of the problem must be identified and a structural solution to the problem must be found. That can be done by either a site modification of the panels or replacement of the panels, depending on the extent of the damage. In the event that panels are damaged, the manufacturer and installer of the panels should be notified. There are SIPA members who can act as a consultant to assess the damage and recommend repair or replacement strategies.
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Can kitchen cabinets be attached to SIPs?It is recommended that the cabinet manufacturer provide instructions on how to attach their product to SIPs. Typically, an increased fastener schedule is required. Another option is to install plywood strips behind the cabinets to provide additional holding strength for fasteners. If the cabinet manufacturer does not offer recommendations for attaching their product to SIPs, a licensed architect or engineer can calculate the appropriate fastener frequency by obtaining fastener pullout capacities from a SIP manufacturer.
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How much money can I save with SIPs?Builders can save money through decreased construction and labor costs. A high performance building envelope often allows HVAC equipment to be downsized and ductwork to be minimized. Builders can also significantly reduce jobsite waste disposal and temporary heat during construction. Homeowners that incorporate other energy-efficient features into a SIP home can see utility savings of 50 percent or more.
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How are electrical wiring and fixtures installed?Electrical wires are pulled through precut channels inside the core of the panels called chases. Chases are added during the manufacturing process according to the electrical design of the home. Electricians can feed wires through panel chases without compressing the insulation or drilling through studs.
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Are SIPs susceptible to mold and mildew?An airtight SIP building envelope forms the basis of a successful mold control strategy. The extremely low levels of air infiltration in SIP buildings allow for incoming air to be provided in controlled amounts by air handling equipment. Proper dehumidification of incoming air following ASHRAE standards will create an environment where mold physically cannot grow. In addition to creating an airtight structure, SIPs are solid and free of any cavities in the wall where moisture can condense and cause unseen mold growth.
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Does a building with a SIP roof need to be ventilated?The area inside a SIP building envelope is considered conditioned space and will be ventilated by the building's HVAC system. There is no need to provide a vented attic beneath a SIP roof, and doing so would compromise the conditioned space of the building.
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
CONTACT US
We want to hear from you. Call us today!
We will gladly answer any inquiries may it be about residential or commercial constructions, products, services, pricing, proposals and all other related matters.
Our offices are located at:
Purok 3 Zone 1 Isaac Mahabang Parang Angono Rizal, Philippines
Office Hours:
Monday - Saturday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Call us at:
+(63) 919 009 7705
+(63) 917 129 1367
+(63) 917 638 2598
Or email us:
Mr. Eli Bonita
+(63) 919 009 7705
Ms. Phebelyn Galupo
+(63) 917 638 2598
OUR PRODUCTS
AndersonSIP® is proud to offer you a building system that will always be eco-friendly, logistics friendly and easy-to-build with. Most of all, its advanced designs will always bring you the most cost-effective solution to all your projects.
Anderson Multi Business Resources, OPC supplies AndersonSIP® a panel building system manufactured to provide structural integrity, moisture protection, and sound insulation to buildings. It is designed to resist earthquakes, fire, wind, and termite & rodent infestation. AndersonSIP® uses a 2 to 6 inches core of expanded and high-density Polystyrene between two sheets of cellulose fiber reinforced cement board. Because od its composition, AndersonSIP® is easy to assemble, saving construction time and cost.
ABOUT US
At Anderson Multi Business Resources OPC, our mission is to be a trusted partner in construction, dedicated to delivering exceptional quality, innovation, and value to our clients. We are committed to constructing sustainable, safe, and functional spaces that enrich communities and endure the test of time. With a focus on integrity and reliability, we strive to exceed expectations in every project we undertake.
