PREFAB
REVOLUTION
FROM CONCEPT
TO COMPLETION
1.
DESIGN
In the planning phase of the modular construction process, a description of the building is drawn up, usually represented by detailed plans and specifications. In a detailed consultation with a FERROCUBE technician, the information required to develop the construction plan is collected.
2.
ENGINEERING
Each building design is subject to a technical review by FERROCUBE's technical department. During the building inspection process, the FERROCUBE Modular Buildings technical department confirms that the design complies with all applicable building regulations.
3.
PERMITS AND APPROVALS
A building permit is an authorization required for new construction
in most jurisdictions. In practice, most builders appoint the general contractor as their authorized representative to obtain the necessary permits.
4.
SITE DEVELOPMENT
One of the advantages of modular construction is that the site development and the foundations of the building are prepared
while the modules are manufactured in the production facility and transported to the construction site. The development of the site
and the construction of the building take place simultaneously
and not one after the other as in conventional construction on the building site.
5.
PLANT FABRICATION
All our modular buildings start with a high-quality steel frame.
While the frame is being connected, the subfloor and flooring
are being constructed. Later, the walls are fixed to the floor and
the planned interior wall cladding is installed. At the same time,
the windows, insulation, electrical wiring and plumbing for the
kitchen and bathroom are installed.
6.
TRANSPORTATION
The manufactured modules can be shipped with any standard transportation company. For large projects consisting of dozens
of modules, delivery is carried out in phases so that the general contractor can prepare and install the modules in a logical
sequence.
7.
INSTALLATION
A general contractor specializing in module construction will assemble the modules, carry out all on-site work and make the
final supply connections.