PRE-FAB BUILDINGS

Your Desire of Prefabrication Homes

Moving partial assemblies from a factory often costs less than moving pre- production resources to each site.
Deploying resources on-site can add costs; prefabricating assemblies can save costs by reducing on-site work.
Factory tools - jigs, cranes, conveyors, etc. - can make production faster and more precise.
Factory tools - shake tables, hydraulic testers, etc. - can offer added quality assurance.
Higher quality finishes and low wastage of materials.
Higher-precision factory tools can aid more controlled movement of building heat and air, for lower energy consumption and healthier buildings.
Factory production can facilitate more optimal materials usage, recycling, noise capture, dust capture, etc.
Machine-mediated parts movement, and freedom from wind and rain can improve construction safety.

Encourage the industry to move away from labor-intensive to labor-saving construction methods.
Promote the wider use of standard prefabricated building components.
Encourage designers to use the recommended dimensions as a starting point of their design.
Facilitate and provide designers with the necessary design data, which could be purchased off the shelf from premasters.
Provide the necessary design guidelines and considerations when adopting standard prefabricated building components.
Provide the necessary reinforcement details, which are commonly adopted by the industry.
Minimize errors and rectification works, commonly encountered in construction.