The building system relies on an advanced wall system made from recycled steel framing, incorporated insulation, and a mechanical chase.
A prefabricated home, or a modular home, or simply a prefab home, is a home that has components manufactured in an off-site industrial facility and later assembled at the client’s site. Prefabricated homes are growing in size, too. They can grow up to thousands of square feet with multiple floors and basement. They are no longer two-room cottages without indoor plumbing.
In the U.S. & Canada, a prefab house is better known as a manufactured house that rests on a steel structure, following a mobile home or caravan as a precursor dynamic home for almost four centuries). It also cannot be separated from the production of manufactured houses in which 85% of them must be completed in the factory, or were still distinguished from modular prefab houses as a home.
In Europe and Japan, prefab homes have only one definition. That is a house with a particular module and is built like a regular house. The difference is that some of the many components were completed at the factory. Some have classified these definitions into dwell house prefab and has been part of the culture in these countries. After World War II, with the number of rehabilitation or construction of mass housing, prefab houses became popular due to their speed of construction and was also cheap.