SipForm

We're thrilled and deeply grateful to be one of 15 Western Australian manufacturers backed by the Cook Labor Government through the Housing Innovation Fund, part of a $49 million investment to deliver more homes for Western Australians, faster.

Thank you to Premier Roger Cook, Deputy Premier and Treasurer Rita Saffioti, Manufacturing Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson, and Housing and Works Minister John Carey for backing WA-made innovation and recognising the role modern methods of construction will play in solving our housing supply challenge.

This funding will help SipForm:
• Expand our advanced manufacturing capability in Perth
• Establish a satellite facility in Karratha to serve the Pilbara
• Lift combined output to 988 homes annually
• Deliver high-performance homes that can cut household energy costs by up to 60 per cent

It also means more local jobs, stronger regional capability close to the communities that need it most, and a more resilient WA manufacturing sector.

A huge thank you to our team, our partners, and the WA Government for believing in what we're building. Smarter, faster, greener, modular.

SipForm panels going up on a two-storey residential build, precision engineered off-site and assembled on-site with fewer trades, less waste, and a fully insulated building envelope from day one. You can see the SipForm branding on every panel because we stand behind every one of them.

Builders, if you're looking to cut your build time in half without cutting corners, let's talk.

1800 747 700

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Regional housing availability and affordability are under significant pressure due to escalating material prices, fuel increases, and trade availability challenges; this situation doesn't appear to be changing any time soon. It's little wonder that Shire CEO, Matt Fanning is smiling as preliminary site work for three Independent Living Units gets underway in Mingenew, WA.

Following an open tender process the Sipform modular building system was selected for the homes because its kit-of-parts system significantly reduces transport and labour requirements. The team is training local builders in the Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) allowing future builds in the region to be conducted entirely with local labour.