Prefab Solutions for Public Projects
Timber-frame technology is well suited for multi-unit and public construction because it enables predictable production, efficient installation on-site and stable technical quality across all units. Manufacturing takes place in controlled factory conditions, meeting structural, acoustic, fire-safety and energy-efficiency requirements defined by each country.
Compared to traditional site-built methods, apartment blocks, public buildings and commercial structures can be completed faster, with more accurate cost planning and less weather-related downtime.
Working With Developers and Construction Partners
Cooperation with developers, architects and construction companies takes different forms — from producing timber-frame elements in clearly defined stages to delivering and assembling complete building envelopes. Wall, floor and roof panels can be supplied with factory-installed structure, insulation, membranes and, when required, exterior cladding, windows and roofing. Each project decides how much work is completed in the factory and how much remains on site.
Specifications are adapted to national building codes and technical requirements for both individual buildings and large multi-unit developments. Our experience includes demanding climate conditions in Iceland, Norway and Sweden, where insulation performance, wind protection and moisture control must meet strict standards.
What We Deliver
Timber-frame technology supports a wide range of public and multi-unit projects. Beyond residential and hospitality buildings, we supply panel systems for schools, kindergartens, healthcare facilities, offices, dormitories, community buildings, industrial halls and various mixed-use developments. Layouts, façade systems and technical specifications can be tailored to almost any architectural concept.
Panel-based and modular timber-frame systems make it possible to construct multi-storey apartment buildings, mixed-use residential blocks and hotel structures up to five storeys.
Structural layouts, façade systems, insulation levels and panel configurations can be adapted to national load-bearing, fire-safety and acoustic requirements. The approach enables predictable production quality, faster on-site assembly and stable performance across all units.
Timber-frame construction is well suited for repeated housing units, including row houses, terraced buildings and semi-detached homes.
Standardised grids and repeating structural elements shorten project timelines and ensure uniform quality throughout the entire block. Roof, wall and floor panels can be manufactured with different insulation thicknesses, ventilation layers and façade materials as required by the project or local regulations.
Compact timber-frame units allow flexible planning and fast installation on various terrain types. Cabins can be produced as freestanding modules or as grouped clusters for hotel and tourism developments.
Insulation levels, external finishes and technical specifications can be adjusted for seasonal or year-round operation, different climates and varying architectural requirements. All panels are factory-produced for consistent technical performance.
How It Works
Your project follows a clear and structured process — from the first conversation and technical planning to factory production, delivery, and fast on-site assembly. Each stage is coordinated in-house to ensure predictable quality and timelines.
1.
First Contact & Project Brief
Send us your drawings or sketches and outline your project requirements.
We prepare a detailed commercial offer, discuss technical options, and agree on the timeline and scope.
Once the terms are confirmed, we sign the contract.
2.
Structural Design & Technical Documentation
Our engineers prepare the full structural design package, including calculations, energy-efficiency data, and material specifications required for your destination country.
Technical documentation typically takes 4–5 weeks.
3.
Factory Manufacturing
When the design is approved, we start production in our controlled indoor factory.
All panels are manufactured according to the confirmed drawings, with documented quality checks at every stage.
A typical 150 m² house is produced in 1–2 weeks.
4.
Delivery to Site
Finished panels, windows, doors, and roof elements are packed, loaded, and transported according to a project-specific delivery plan.
Efficient logistics ensure fast unloading and minimal crane time on site.
5.
On-Site Assembly
Our team assembles the structure on the prepared foundation, ensuring full alignment with the design.
Most residential houses reach weather-tight condition within 3–5 days.
After assembly, roofing and exterior finishing are completed so interior works can begin.
