The concrete pad for this home has the sill boards set and some of the prefab B Public panels are staged on the pad. The picture on the right shows the first panel being set in place.

Most of the wall panels are set, we could have got the last 3 set the first day but we left them out so the crane could reach the back corner and set the roof panels. We only got 1 roof panel set on day 2 because we had to frame and set 2 center, bearing walls and some beams to carry some of the roof panels.

The first roof panel is in place and most of the needed beams are set, so we are ready to start setting roof panels. We had staged the roof panels down the hill in the Cul-de-sac, so we were bringing them up to the site on a trailer.

We have four (4) roof panels left to set, it shouldn’t take long! The third picture shows us setting the last roof panel at 11:37 A.M.

This was our first project using these B Public panels and it went very well. We also achieved a amazing blower door test after the windows were set and the seams were all taped. 0.072 ACH at 50 pascals!