Construction

Prefabricated Building, Part 2

Posted on April 27, 2014 at 1:13 pm

The greatest advantage to this style of construction is definitely the time scales involved in the construction of buildings, but there are other great benefits as well. For instance, having a building built with such forethought ensures a lower level of risk during its construction. This is because the precision required to get it right is tremendous, so the amount of testing, and experience required to do it is much higher than other forms of construction.

There are multiple ways and styles of prefabricated building, from the more common type of timber frame construction, to the more recent and less common style of glass prefabricated designs. Both of these styles have the benefits associated with prefabricated designs, but they also make wonderful homes. There are numerous examples of wonderful, unique homes being built from this model of construction; you can easily have a home designed, bespoke to your requirements, using this style of building.

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Prefabricated Building

Posted on April 24, 2014 at 1:13 pm

Prefabircated building is the model of construction which relies heavily upon precision design, creating a home in its entirety while still within the factory, so that it can assembled at the build site at a later date. This is a great method of construction, which has a number of benefits unique to it. Unlike other types of construction you can assemble the building very fast, with very little deliberation involved to slow the process down. THis is because a lot of the work is already done in the factory. This makes it an ideal construction practice for those who need a house quickly, or when they need to build it during the winter. Having a homes out shell built quickly, like with a prefabricated timber home, allows the other necessities to begin their installation far quicker than you can with a masonry block home. This is because parts of the building process, like adding electricity, plumbing and insulation, all require the building to be water tight before they begin to be installed.

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