Permanent modular buildings are structures obtained by producing all parts of the building in a controlled factory environment with the "off-site" method. This modern construction method aims to ensure consistent quality of the construction process which takes place in a controlled factory environment.
The key characteristic of modular buildings is that most of the building process takes place in a factory, and consistent quality due to controlled factory environment which is called off-site construction method.
Entire sections of a building, including walls, floors, and ceilings, are constructed in the factory as self-contained units designed to last for decades.
The electrical and mechanical works and assembly required for the building are completed in the factory.
Permanent Modular Buildings offer faster construction times, reduced labour costs, and less waste compared to traditional methods, and can be used for various building types, from residential to commercial.
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