SBCA Features Components at HUD's Innovative Housing Showcase

BILLINGS, Mont., Sept. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Structural Building Components Association (SBCA) is excited to be co-sponsoring and exhibiting on the National Mall for HUD's 2025 Innovative Housing Showcase. Back this year with the "Big Green House", SBCA in collaboration with the National Framers Council (NFC), and SBCA member company, 84 Lumber, framed and dried in a 3,000-square-foot, two-story duplex (1,500 square feet per unit). This structure offers event attendees a firsthand look at how offsite manufactured structural components, such as roof trusses, floor trusses, and wall panels, dramatically improve the framing process. Building with components as a system, where roof trusses, floor trusses, and wall panels are used, provides measurable advantages in time savings, labor efficiency, and material use.

The event commenced over the weekend, Saturday, September 6^th, and continues to 4pm Eastern Time on Wednesday, September 10^th. From Members of Congress and government agency leadership to home builders and architects to the general public and more, the Showcase draws people of all knowledge levels, background, and locations to learn more about the solutions available to housing challenges this country faces.

"It is incredibly important to be part of events like this," says Jess Lohse, SBCA Executive Director. "Bringing together those who can progress housing in this country and featuring the different methodologies and technologies that can do that is the best way to bring attention to solutions that already exist, such as building with trusses and wall panels. Housing challenges in the United States are growing, and components, with their existing scalability and efficiency, are part of the solution to availability, affordability, and accessibility."

Component manufacturers span across the United States with over 1,300 locations. By constructing the house in under 12 hours on the National Mall, SBCA demonstrates that whether for a single-family home or a large multi-family project, componentized framing is the best way to frame.

"With this nation in the midst of a housing crisis, providing scalable and available solutions is key. Building with components is an adaptable process for builders," continues Jess. "Because they can be scaled to any project size and easily adapted to different designs, components represent a proven way to deliver more housing. They're not just a construction efficiency, they're a real, ready-to-go solution for expanding housing availability nationwide."

Learn more and stay tuned about SBCA at the Innovative Housing Showcase: https://www.sbcacomponents.com/ihs.

Learn more about HUD's 2025 Innovative Housing Showcase at: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/ihs.html.

Check out SBCA on the National Mall for the Innovative Housing Showcase Opening Ceremony, where Managing Director, Molly Butz gives remarks for the event: https://x.com/hudgov/status/1964330085185622525?t=1032.

About SBCA
The Structural Building Components Association (SBCA) is a trade association representing manufacturers of structural building components. Its membership also includes truss plate suppliers, original equipment manufacturers and resellers, computer software companies, lumber suppliers, builders, and professional individuals in various fields, including engineering, marketing, and management. SBCA provides services its membership needs to continue expanding the market share of all structural building components by promoting the common interests of those engaged in manufacturing trusses, wall panels, and related structural components; to ensure growth, continuity, and increased professionalism, which will strengthen the structural building component manufacturing industry's influence.

For more information, please visit: www.sbcacomponents.com or
contact us at [email protected] | 608-274-4849.

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