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What is a prefabricated home?
A prefabricated home is a modern housing system assembled on site from factory-produced building components, following the agreed project design.
How long do prefabricated homes last?
Service life depends on the project, selected materials, construction conditions and maintenance. We can discuss the relevant product and maintenance information for your project before an order is placed.
Which climates are suitable?
Climate suitability depends on the project location, design and specified materials. Share the site and intended use so the requirements can be reviewed before a proposal is prepared.
When can I receive my home?
The delivery schedule depends on the model, project scope, production schedule and site preparation. Production, transport and installation dates are agreed during your quotation discussion.
What payment options are available?
The payment plan is defined in the quotation and agreement alongside the project scope and delivery stages. Contact our team to discuss the current options for your project.
Can I personalise my chosen model?
Available layouts and possible changes depend on the chosen building system, site and applicable requirements. Share your needs so the options can be reviewed before a scope is agreed.
Is a special foundation required?
Foundation and ground requirements depend on the site and project. They should be assessed by the responsible qualified professionals before installation.
How long is the warranty?
The applicable warranty scope and term must be confirmed in the written agreement for the specific project. Please review these terms before placing an order.
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How are the buildings produced?
The structural system and materials are determined by the selected building type and project scope. Ask for the proposed material specifications and supporting product documents with your quotation so they can be reviewed for your project.
What is included in delivery?
Delivery and installation scope depends on the project and is set out in the written quotation. Please confirm the included works, materials and any site responsibilities with us before placing an order.
Can the buildings be dismantled and reassembled?
Whether a structure can be dismantled or reassembled depends on its design, connections and site conditions. This should be assessed for the specific project before it is included in a proposal.
How are structural requirements assessed?
The structural system is assessed by qualified engineers using the project location, ground data and applicable seismic regulations.
Does a steel construction system guarantee earthquake resistance?
No construction material alone guarantees earthquake safety. The structural design, site conditions, detailing and execution must be assessed for each project by qualified professionals.
What does building maintenance include?
Building maintenance consists of paintwork and the maintenance of doors and windows.
How is transport arranged?
Transport arrangements depend on the building, destination, route and site access. The proposed transport scope and responsibilities should be confirmed in the project quotation.
Is thermal insulation included?
Insulation materials and scope depend on the selected design and quotation. Confirm the proposed specification for your project before ordering.
Can alterations be made to the buildings?
Requested alterations can be reviewed for the specific design. Their feasibility and scope should be confirmed before they are included in a written quotation.
How are products packed and transported for international projects?
International delivery and transport arrangements, if available for a destination, need to be confirmed for the specific project, route and applicable requirements before an order.
How are prefabricated buildings fixed to the ground?
The connection between a building and its foundation is project-specific and must follow the structural design and site requirements approved by the responsible qualified professionals.
Which materials are used for roof coverings?
Galvanised sheet metal, Onduline and shingle products are used for roof coverings.
Can tiles be used in wet areas?
Wall tiles can be applied to the wet areas of the buildings.
Can ceramic and other materials be bonded with adhesives?
The honeycomb texture on one face of the fibre-cement boards helps ceramic and other materials bond more effectively with adhesives.
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