What are prefabricated modular homes and how do they work?
Prefabricated modules are structures that are built in a factory and subsequently transported to the site for installation and assembly. These modules can be designed for a variety of purposes, from enlarging rooms, adding new rooms such as dressing rooms or extra bathrooms, to prefabricated annexes that facilitate the habitation of a home, such as garages, storage rooms or gyms.
The construction of prefabricated modules involves the manufacture of series of profiles or panels and their subsequent connection in the factory. Currently, the automation and industrialization of the process helps to manufacture products that are already assembled and installed directly in the home, which allows for better quality control in addition to faster and more efficient construction, as they are previously manufactured in the factory.
Once the modules are completed, they will be transported to the location where they will be placed. They will be installed in a relatively short time. This process can take several days, depending on the size and complexity of the structure.
