Sing Honeycomb Door

Listing #1559 Listed on: 11/11/2008 Company Name: Sing Home
Name: Peter Sing

Made of 100% natural wood veneer implanted in low density foam to create the newly patented Sing Honeycomb Core.

This low-cost high-performance material takes less energy to produce than conventional insulating materials, and adds structural strength as well. It is the best combination of natural materials and human ingenuity in the last century of structural material invention.

Our honeycomb panels and planks start with our Honeycomb core and can have any type of facial board: hardwood, softwood, plywood, fiberglass, metal, etc. The combination of the Patented Sing Honeycomb core material with your choice of outer sheeting produces low-cost high-strength, lightweight panels suited to your individual needs.

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Posted By:

Gerald Ortman

1. How does the core material handle water infiltration. Due to aging, weathering, cracking etc. of facial material.
2.Is there a limit to facial material with regard to its seasonal expansion and contraction.(ie Does the core expand and contract or is there a problem with imbalance (indoor vs outdoor)of expansion of facial materials that would lead to warping or bowing.
3.Where can I buy some and how much does it cost.
4.With regard to your patent. Are you actually the first person to think of foam filling a honeycomb core. If so you are to be congratulated.

Posted By:

Scott Reuman

Nice idea, nice work.

Posted By:

Sing Home Products

Thank you for your comments and support! Gerald we will answer all your questions and post them here as soon as possible. Again thank you!

Posted By:

Kano Melvin

Dear Mr. Ortman:

Thank you for your questions. I will answer the best I can:
1) Depending on outer skins and preventative care infiltration is negligable, the inner core will NOT absorb much or any water, but like with all things you do have to take necessary care of the product.
2) If the exterior and interior sides of the panels (such as for doors and walls) if sealed (ie: painted, polycoated, etc) there is no expansion, along with metal skins same thing no expansion, but you can't leave them exposed plain.

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