Weather-Resistant Black And White Sliding Windows For All Climates

Weather-Resistant Sliding Windows for All Climates

So what exactly is a prefab home?

‘Prefab’ is a broad term in modern home building that manages to describe nothing specific while covering almost everything.

There are a number of different approaches that can fit under the ‘prefab’ banner, which is why it can be a little confusing.

So, we thought we’d break it down and look at what some of the terminology means, what the appeal is, what the limitations are, and also where we sit within this area.

What is a prefab home?

Prefabricated houses, often referred to as prefab homes, are so called because they are primarily manufactured in advance off site, then delivered and assembled on site.

Historically, prefabs have been much maligned in the UK, having been predominantly associated with low quality, high volume housing that replaced stock destroyed by bombs in the Second World War. But such prefabs were only intended to be temporary, which reflects the standard they were built to, even though some remain standing to this day.

Whilst there is still some stigma around the term, modern prefab homes are now more often associated with quality and efficiency.

‘Prefabrication’ can be roughly defined as ‘made before’. Traditional house building methods have long had elements of prefab to them, with components like timber roof trusses being made off site. However, by using ‘prefab’ to allude to a more modern method of construction, many companies now describe the virtues of their different approaches with this blanket term.

The lack of clarity around ‘prefab’ and the assumption by many that it only refers to a modern, cost effective method is why it is used so widely, but any home can be considered prefab if some part of it is made before arriving at the site.

Three other terms might sound familiar - these are often seen as interchangeable with ‘prefab’. We consider these subcategories of the prefabricated home with their own specific traits: modular, volumetric and kit homes.

1. ARE THIS PERGOLA EASY TO ASSEMBLE?

We have the assembly manual instruction specifically made acccording to your project site.

Also there is video clip to show you how to install it step by step. It's a DIY product designed to be easily assembled

2. HOW TO MAKE THE ORDER?

Kindly send us the sizes of the area and the pictures of the construction site if you can. We will then make the design and

proposal accordingly. After you comfirm the design and the quote, the order will be taken carefully by us,

from production to shipping, even door-to-door delivery we can handle, if needed.

3. HOW WILL IT HOLD UP IN MY CLIMATE?

Our system has been specifically engineered to withstand hurricane-force winds, heavy snow loads, and everything in between. It's durable and can outcompete most of the competitors on the market today!