Use of Prefabricated Modules

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On this project they have designed a prefabricated utility cupboard specifically for the project.

The steel frame unit has whiteboard walls included so it needs no further works when installed in the apartment.

The prefabricated utility cupboard has the Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR), water heaters, distribution board and underfloor heating manifold incorporated and comes with a QR code which has full test and commissioning certificates from the factory for every stage of installation therefore it provides the golden thread of information for the new Building Safety Bill.

They also monitor the progress of each unit in the factory from site using the QR codes for each product which allows them to check on progress while each unit is manufactured offsite.

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Published 12 March 2024
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