As speed, efficiency and sustainability become more important for project delivery, prefabrication is being considered a major disruptive force in the construction industry. Whether it be a permanent commercial warehouse structure or temporary accommodation facilities for your workforce, prefabrication is a faster, cost-effective alternative to traditional methods of construction.
But what is prefabrication and why is it so popular?
But what is prefabrication and why is it so popular?
What is Prefabrication?
Prefabrication, or 'prefab' construction, involves the structural components of a building, including beams, walls, columns, and trusses, being manufactured away from the building site in a controlled factory environment. When complete, the prefabricated components will be shipped or delivered to the site for assembly. Because the prefabrication is done off-site, the project construction time and site disruption can be greatly reduced.
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