hup! technology overview
hup! is the smart way to extend your home in York.
The technology used inside hup! is groundbreaking, a cutting‑edge building system that completely changes how home extensions, conservatories, orangeries are built and old conservatories are transformed.
Instead of slow, disruptive traditional brick‑and‑mortar builds, hup! uses precision‑manufactured panels to deliver a stronger, energy efficient living space in a fraction of the time.
The better way to build
There are many reasons why hup! is the better way to build. Forget horror stories of lengthy builds, mess and disruption to your home and budgets spiralling out of control - with hup! all of these are eliminated.
Patented Ultrapanel technology
The groundbreaking hup! technology combines the best properties of both timber and steel framing building technology with exceptional insulation properties.
With U-Values of between 0.12 and 0.17 that significantly exceed Building Regulation requirements, your hup! extension will be five times more energy efficient than the average UK home.
Super-strong i-beam structure
hup! walls have been independently tested for their strength and are 68% stronger than a brick wall thanks to the collective force of the panels, which rapidly clip together to form a super-strong i-beam structure throughout your hup! extension.
Rapid connections
The millimetre precision, engineering and patented wall and roof connections ensure we can deliver a perfect hup! build with no cold spots. The rapid clip-fit nature of the clever connections across the roof and hup! walls means that your hup! extension will be built five times faster than a traditional home extension build.
Tried and tested by UK housebuilders
The Ultrapanel technology used in hup! has been adopted by leading UK housebuilders to construct new homes. Every building material used on a new house in the UK needs approval from the NHBC who insure all new homes and the hup! technology has therefore been thoroughly assessed and accredited by both the BBA and the NHBC.
