Technology
The technical construction of a prefabricated house is crucial for comfort, durability, and energy performance. The manufacturer works with wall, roof, and ceiling systems as well as a clearly defined layer structure designed for material quality and technical precision.
Exterior wall
The exterior wall is a key element for energy efficiency, structural stability, and living comfort. The wall systems use a precisely engineered timber frame structure, insulation, protective layers, and interior sheathing. The structure can be adapted to the specific project.
Interior wall
Interior walls are also designed with technical specifications in mind and serve more than just as partitions. They support the room layout, can accommodate utilities, and contribute to a clean finish in interior construction. The manufacturer describes clearly defined layered systems for this purpose, featuring a wood grain finish, insulation, and cladding.
Roof
The roofing system is designed for protection, insulation, and long-lasting durability. Depending on the project, carefully selected layers and materials are used to reduce heat loss and ensure a technically sound installation. The systems are designed to be adapted to specific climatic and project-related requirements.
Ceiling
The intermediate floor connects the storeys both technically and functionally. It is important for load distribution, sound insulation, and the clean structural buildup between levels. The component structure is adapted to the specific project.
Terrace
The terrace is designed as a durable and functional outdoor area that matches the overall architecture of the house. Its layered structure ensures stability, reliable waterproofing, and a clean transition between the living area and the outdoor space.
