Prefabricated houses
If you dream of the perfect home that is comfortable, practical, ergonomic and does not require many years of construction, prefabricated houses are just for you. A few weeks after the order you will have a brand new home, assembled and installed by professionals, and ready for year-round use. At the same time, the quality of these houses guarantees durability that lasts for decades, which is not inferior to the classic brick houses. Here we will learn more about the types and advantages of prefabricated houses.
Depending on the budget, you can choose ready-made projects of prefabricated houses that require a minimum installation period. You can order only the construction of the house, and install the walls, roof, floor and windows yourself, which will save you a large percentage of the price. Of course, if you have more time, you can make your own project on which to make the structure and the whole house, in which to comply with the pre-planned budget.
Amazing features, excellent quality and reasonable prices.
Prefabricated houses, which are offered in many modern designs to make your dreams of living come true, have comfortable and ergonomic spaces. Static calculations for the security of buildings that fall into the long-term category are performed by expert engineers. Among our modern designs you will find the prefabricated house of your dreams, the houses are manufactured technologically and quickly, and then installed in a short time by specialists and delivered ready for use.
Advantages of prefabricated houses
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Perhaps the biggest advantage of prefabricated houses is that their construction is practical and very fast. Construction time varies according to the size of the house, but is extremely short. It may take between a week and ten days after the concrete foundation is laid and it is time to build. It is more likely to be preferred, given the normal house that can take months to build.
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After the construction of the normal house, part of the building has to be demolished in order to make changes or to add an additional floor. This leads to both longer time and higher costs. With prefabricated houses, however, it is much easier and cheaper to replace parts, disassemble and move elsewhere, and add an extra floor through production. This is done through factory-made parts that are tightened by welding and assembly.
Opportunities
It is possible to move prefabricated houses, that is, to disassemble and re-assemble them elsewhere, even if it is a long and difficult process. Concrete structures cannot be carried or moved.
Prefabricated houses are earthquake resistant due to their installation on a steel frame. While normal concrete houses can crack and collapse during an earthquake, prefabricated ones are more flexible.
Prefabricated houses are fire resistant.
What processes are involved in the construction of metal structures?
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The skeleton of the house, consisting of beams and columns, is made of steel. These elements are welded using additional reinforcement of the joints with steel plates. Then begins the processing of the metal, on which is initially applied a primer, and subsequently paint and varnish against corrosion. Exceptional strength and stability are guaranteed.
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Perspectives
Unlike monolithic buildings, metal structures do not settle and therefore do not crack, which guarantees their long-term durability. They can be used for 100 years without any problems, so they are a wonderful investment that will pay off many times over.
