Timber prefab houses can offer cost savings in terms of both material and labor costs. The controlled environment of a factory setting can lead to reduced waste and more efficient use of materials.
Prefabricated construction techniques allow for faster assembly on-site compared to traditional construction methods. This is particularly important in addressing the demand for housing and infrastructure in rapidly growing rural and urban areas.
The construction industry in Australia, like in many parts of the world, has been facing a shortage of skilled labor. Prefabrication can help mitigate this issue by relying more on factory-based production and minimising the need for extensive on-site labor.
Prefabrication allows for greater design flexibility and customization. Modern technology and techniques enable architects and builders to create unique and innovative designs that might be more challenging to achieve using traditional construction methods.
For walls, floors and roofs we use sustainably sourced wood, which is a renewable resource, as the primary building material. This addresses growing concerns about reducing the environmental impact of construction by using materials that have a lower carbon footprint compared to traditional materials like concrete and steel.
Timber prefab houses can be designed and constructed to meet high energy efficiency standards, incorporating features like better insulation and solar-passive design. This helps address the growing focus on sustainable and energy-efficient living spaces
Prefabrication can significantly reduce construction waste by optimising material usage and recycling offcuts more effectively.
Prefabrication often involves rigorous quality control processes compared to on-site methods.
Prefabricated construction encourages the adoption of innovative technologies. We have developed our software and machines. All made in WA with passionate mechanical engineers, programmers and technicians that work hard to develop faster and better buildings for the future generations .
In remote or difficult-to-reach areas, prefabrication can overcome logistical challenges associated with transporting construction materials and equipment to the site.