Préfabriqués

Préfabriqués refers to buildings or building components manufactured off-site in a factory setting before being transported to the construction site for assembly. This method of construction, also known as prefabrication or modular construction, offers several advantages over traditional on-site building.

The process typically involves producing standardized components or entire modules in a controlled factory environment. These prefabricated elements can range from wall panels, floor slabs, and roof trusses to fully finished rooms or even entire building units. The factory production allows for greater precision, quality control, and efficiency due to optimized workflows and specialized machinery.

Key benefits of préfabriqués include faster construction times, as on-site assembly is significantly reduced. This speed can lead to cost savings and quicker occupancy. The controlled factory environment also tends to produce less waste and can result in higher quality construction due to consistent standards and weather protection during manufacturing. Prefabricated buildings can be designed for various purposes, including residential homes, schools, offices, and temporary structures. The ability to produce components in advance also allows for greater flexibility in design and can facilitate easier expansion or modification of buildings in the future.