PREFAB HOMES

The simple definition of a prefab home is a house that has been constructed in separate parts in a factory, which is then transported to a chosen building site to be assembled. Yet this short definition encompasses a world of possibilities, including design flexibility as a prefab family home is often much more individual than mass-produced houses. In fact, they are the opposite of the one-size-fits-all approach and can incorporate new technologies, making them the go-to option for people who have a modern lifestyle. Prefab homes are also known as flat-pack homes and kit homes, but these are all generally referring to the same thing – a building constructed from individual components that are custom made in a factory and then assembled on-site.

Prefabricated homes, are made in factories and then delivered – section by section – to a plot, where they’re assembled. Alternatively, they can be built on “service plots” – usually the sites of demolished buildings, or even in the gardens of existing homes. prefabricated housing could be best put to use as low-cost emergency accommodation,

Advantages 

Prefabricated housing could be best put to use as low-cost emergency accommodation,
Prefabricated Houses are structures ready for construction and first-degree earthquake-resistant.
Prefabricated houses are flexible and light buildings. They only shake and do not get torn down even in strong earthquakes.
The mounting period of prefabricated houses is much shorter than concrete buildings. Besides these dwellings can be demounted and mounted time and again.
The ready-for-construction houses we mentioned can be produced with heating and static calculations proper to all kinds of climate conditions.
Maxim Prefab prefab houses do not corrode, or deform and can be used securely for many years because the whole load-bearing system is made from high-density galvanized steel.