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It’s about YOU
Prefabrication, Made Simple. Faster Builds, Custom Designs, Hassle-Free Assembly.
YOU Design
WE Manufacture
Built to Scale, Engineered for Quality.
17 Factory Network
High-volume production, strict quality control.
FAST TURNAROUND
25,000 homes able to be produced every 8 weeks.
YOU Assemble
Flexible Installation, Faster Completion.
Assemble with Your Team or Ours
Use your own tradespeople or our experts.
Rapid On-Site Assembly
Reduce construction time & labor costs.
Can you help me with building a small house at the back of my section?
→ No, we do not provide prefab solutions directly to consumers. However, please review our products page for details on our one-day houses, which may suit your needs. These are one-off products with no modifications, but you can find more information on our website.
We are undertaking a large project focused on a new retirement village or a project exceeding five homes or apartments. How can we work with you?
→ We can accommodate your design, or if you require assistance, our design office can work with you. We can prefabricate and deliver homes, apartments, or an entire project 12 weeks after delivery. Please review our capabilities page, current case studies, and capability statement, and reach out to our CEO to discuss further.
Can you help me with building a small house at the back of my section?
→ No, we do not provide prefab solutions directly to consumers. However, please review our products page for details on our one-day houses, which may suit your needs. These are one-off products with no modifications, but you can find more information on our website.
Do you use timber or steel framing, and why?
→ We offer both steel and timber framing depending on the project’s needs. We typically recommend steel framing for the Australian climate due to its lightness in delivery, flexibility, and durability. However, many customers prefer timber framing, which we happily accommodate. Everything we build meets Australian construction standards to ensure the best outcome for both our customers and their clients.
How can prefab improve my commercial project’s timeline?
→ From a commercial perspective, we are able to improve project delivery times by at least 40%. Please review our case studies, capability statement, and book in with our CEO to learn more.
Can we request specific design changes, such as higher ceilings or different window placements?
→ Yes, we offer full customisation because we are prefabricating your design. We work with you to ensure compliance with Australian building standards, engineering integrity, and practicality for transport and on-site assembly.
How do we handle plumbing and electrical in a prefabricated build?
→ Services are pre-planned, with conduits, penetrations, and cavities included in the panels/modules, making on-site installation seamless.
Do you provide prefab roofing systems?
→ If you fully prefabricate your design with us, roofing solutions are included. However, if you prefer to source your own roofing solution, that is entirely up to you.
How much site preparation is needed before installation? (e.g., foundation, footings, services)
→ The site must have a level foundation, footings, and pre-installed services (water, power, drainage) before delivery.
Can we integrate prefab elements with traditional construction methods?
→ Absolutely, our prefabricated components can seamlessly connect with standard on-site builds for hybrid construction solutions.
How do you ensure materials don’t get damaged during shipping?
→ All prefab components are securely packaged and transported with protective wrapping to prevent damage.
What are the maximum module/panel sizes for transport?
→ Our standard panel sizes range from 2.4m to 3.6m wide and up to 6m long, but we can customize dimensions.
How are the prefab units transported to the site?
→ Prefab components are transported via flatbed trucks and, if necessary, oversized transport services.
Do I need a crane or other special equipment to install the prefab components?
→ Larger modules typically require a crane, while panelized systems can often be assembled manually.
If we make last-minute changes, how does that affect manufacturing and delivery?
→ Late-stage changes can impact timelines and costs, but we’ll always work with you to accommodate reasonable adjustments before production starts.
How does weather affect prefab installation?
→ Since most work is done off-site, bad weather has minimal impact, and once delivered, assembly is quick, reducing exposure to delays from rain or wind.
