Prefabrication

Moving selected work into a factory changes how a project is planned and delivered. We assess components that can be manufactured or assembled off-site and then delivered and installed in an organised sequence.

What can be prefabricated?

Wall panels, roof components, lightweight structural elements, service and hospitality units and repeated fit-out elements can be assessed against design, materials and supply-chain conditions.

Clearer drawings before production

Dimensions, connections, openings, service routes and approvals are needed early. Tolerances, materials and site connections are reviewed before manufacture.

Factory and site boundaries

We define off-site work and what remains after delivery, including foundations, fixings, services, finishes and inspection responsibilities.

Logistics are part of the decision

Size, weight, transport, entrances, lifting and storage affect manufacturing and assembly methods and are coordinated with design and programme.

Quantities and sequencing

Prefabrication can support repeated elements, organised supply and material tracking where suitable. Its value depends on approvals, resources, repetition and the supply chain.

Inspection and handover

Material, component and assembly checks are defined for factory and site, with modifications and deviations reviewed before envelopes are completed or connections concealed.

Questions and answers

Is prefabrication always faster?

Timing depends on design, approvals, procurement, factory capacity, transport, installation and the overall programme.

Does it suit every site?

Access, lifting, storage and viability are reviewed before adoption.

Can it be used for only part of a project?

Selected components or packages can be assessed within a project using multiple construction methods.

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