Ok, it's not science, but it's a bit more detail for those of you who want (need) it
1. Brackets are fixed to the blockwork upstand. Brackets accept shims to ensure the wall plate is level.
2. Wall plates are bolted to the blockwork. Plates consist of 2No timber members. Bottom member is 150mm wide (width of SIPs) Top member is norrower by 22mm, allowing the 11mm OSB face to dress over.
3. I'm spoiling you here. there's the wall plate, a panel sat on it. The bracket and a loose shim and one of the bolts used to fix the plate down. And if that's not enough there's a panel in the background showing the OSB extending beyond the insulation
4. Panels are then positioned with the joints spliced together. The joints are glued with additional foam applied to the insulation faces to create an airtight joint.
5. Then final operation is to fill any open joint with injectable foam insulation and the installation is complete.
That's the end of todays CPD seminar. Don't forget to log your points.