In today’s construction market, homeowners want houses that are energy-efficient, affordable, and built to withstand harsh weather conditions. Structall Building Systems meets these expectations with one of the most innovative insulated panel designs available today. Dulando Edgewater uses the Snap-N-Lock™ Insulated Panel, which combines the energy performance of foam-core building panels with a patented interlocking joint that adds strength to both wall and roof systems. This unique snap-together design creates a protected sealant channel that shields the joint from UV rays and moisture. Over time, this prevents deterioration and helps maintain a durable, watertight seal.

When Structall’s insulated panels are joined, they form a continuous foam interface that provides maximum energy savings. Gaps between wall and roof sections are virtually eliminated, reducing air leakage, condensation, and dust accumulation. Compared to traditional framing methods, these panels experience less settling, less moisture absorption, and minimal air circulation between cavities. Together, these improvements dramatically enhance the overall energy efficiency of any structure built with Structall systems.

In extensive case studies, heating and cooling expenses have been reduced by up to 58% when compared to a conventional wood-framed structure with identical insulation value and square footage.