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Prefabricated elements

Prefabricated elements are prefabricated parts of a building that are manufactured in a factory and then transported and assembled on the construction site. This solution is becoming increasingly popular - no surprise there. Both the construction process itself and prefabricated houses have many advantages. There are many solutions of this type available on the market, such as prefabricated concrete, reinforced concrete, wooden or steel elements. What is worth knowing about them?

Why is it worth betting on prefabricated buildings?

Prefabricated elements are increasingly competing with traditional construction. Although both solutions have their supporters, the popularity of prefabricated houses is growing every year. What are their biggest advantages?

Speed of construction

The assembly of prefabricated elements is very fast. Prefabricated elements areready to use, you only need to transport them to the construction site. There is no need to wait for concrete, plaster or paint to dry. Importantly, prefabricated elements can be installed independent of weather conditions, eliminating the risk of delays or interruptions in construction. The use of prefabricated elements gives you the opportunity to live in your dream home quickly.

Quality and accuracy

Prefabricated elements are produced in a factory where they undergostrict quality control. It is because of this that prefabricated elementsmeet all standards and are precisely matched to each other. This ensures the high aesthetics and durability of the building. Properly designed prefabricated elements have designated spaces for plumbing, heating or ventilation systems. Each part is detailedly planned, and all elements fit together perfectly.

Saving, or lower construction costs

Prefabricated elements arecheaper to produce and transport than traditional building materials. Prefabricated elements fit together perfectly, so you don't need to use additional materials such as mortar, glue or grout. Good quality prefabricated elements also provide greatthermal and acoustic insulation for the building.

Where are prefabricated elements used?

Prefabricated elements are increasingly used in residential, commercial, industrial and public construction. Prefabricated elements can be used both for the construction of new buildings and during the renovation or modernization of existing facilities. The most common uses in single-family housing include prefabricated supporting and partition walls, quick-set floor slabs or prefabricated stairs, terraces and balconies.

You can read about all types of prefabricated elements and market news in the Prefabricated Elements section of the Home Products.