Timber-framed element houses

  • Construction Time Savings (up to 30-50% faster): 50% 50%

Prefabricated element houses can be assembled more quickly on-site because most components are pre-made. This reduces the overall build time by 30-50% compared to traditional construction.

  • Cost Efficiency (10-25% savings): 25% 25%

The off-site production and use of standardized elements can result in cost savings of 10-25%, largely due to reduced labor and shorter construction times.

  • Reduced Waste (up to 70% less waste): 70% 70%

As components are pre-manufactured, material waste is minimized. Prefabricated element construction can generate 50-70% less waste than conventional building methods.

  • Energy Efficiency (15-35% more efficient): 35% 35%

Due to precision manufacturing and better sealing techniques, prefabricated element houses are 15-35% more energy-efficient compared to traditional buildings, offering better insulation and thermal performance.

  • Environmental Impact (up to 50% lower): 50% 50%

Reduced transportation, waste, and site disruption make prefabricated element construction more eco-friendly, with a 30-50% lower environmental impact compared to traditional methods.

  • Customization and Scalability (equal or 10-15% better): 15% 15%

While prefabricated element homes offer some level of customization, it is typically less flexible than modular homes. However, they can be scaled efficiently, providing 10-15% better scalability than traditional construction.

  • Quality Control (20-30% better consistency): 30% 30%

Prefabrication in a controlled environment ensures higher consistency and fewer defects, with 20-30% better quality control than traditional on-site building.

  • Labor Savings (up to 20-30% fewer labor costs): 30% 30%

With many components pre-made off-site, fewer skilled workers are needed on-site, reducing labor costs by 20-30%.

Why?

Because it saves your time.

The manufacturing and assembling of a element house only takes about two months before you can move on to interior decoration. All the works are completed quickly, as no “wet” technologies, such as plastering or concreting, are being used while constructing wooden houses. Compare that to masonry houses where time for drying is required to ensure the effectiveness of said technologies. Element houses can be manufactured and assembled during any time of the year. Houses of this type do not require massive foundation, which further shortens the construction time.

Quality

Every house is designed using specialized professional software where all the segments of the house are planned and solved. That allows to fully figure out all the critical spots ensuring maximum solidness, insulation and a suitable aesthetic appearance. The house is being manufactured in a factory and not a construction site, which means that the materials are protected from environmental effects. All the materials used are certified. During our time in the business we handpicked the best and the most suitable materials. We put all our houses through insulation tests that clearly showcase whether or not the house is manufactured and assembled properly.

Thermal performance

Timber-framed element houses are characterised as having good heat insulation, despite their relatively thin walls. Using 25 cm layers of mineral wool, such walls equate to a 90 cm masonry wall. Thus, heating of timber-frame houses costs significantly less compared to masonry buildings. While building passive houses, the timber-frame technology is used specifically for its solid insulating qualities.

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Complex designs

Element houses have many opportunities for architectural freedom to match anyone’s aspirations, taste and means. Element houses can be modern, have curved shapes, large spaces, can be tall, have large glass facades, can be traditional, substantial, massive, decorated with stones, clinker or plaster. The external walls, as well as the internal partitions can be easily reassembled on-demand, new ones can be added, the house as a whole can be easily modernised, due to the timber-frame construction. Such walls have good sound isolation. Utility systems (heating, electricity, water supply, ventilation) are built into the walls/partitions. Internal and external decoration can be chosen even to the taste of the most demanding owner. Building with identical designs but using different materials for the decoration can result in completely different houses. The technological flexibility allows to execute any design decision and premise layout.

Cost

Compared to houses built using other traditional technologies and possessing similar insulation characteristics, timber-framed element houses are priced very attractively due to simpler and cheaper foundation and lesser expenditures of time.

Sustainability

While manufacturing our element houses we only use natural materials that do not harm the environment and the residents. Timber-framed element houses are warm, cosy and organic. They do not get cold or damp which is especially important in the transitional seasons of autumn and spring.