A house is usually built outdoors, and half of it gets decided on the spot. We do it the other way round. Every steel profile is shaped, punched and numbered on our line, so it arrives ready to bolt together. Nothing is measured on a windy plot and nothing is cut to fit.
Each step is set up so the next one is simple. That is the whole idea, and the rest of this page follows from it.
Pick a layout that suits the way you live.
Move a wall, change a window, choose your finishes.
You know what happens at every step, from the first drawing to the keys.
A steel frame, good materials, and the details done properly.
Four steps, from choosing a model to the day the house stands on your plot.
Start with one of our models or bring your own plan. You choose the size, the layout and what goes inside.
Adjust the plan to the way you live. Move rooms, change windows, pick the finishes. It all goes on the drawings before anything is cut.
Once the drawings are signed, production starts. Your house is built indoors on our steel-frame line.
When the house is ready, we bring the parts to your plot and put them together.
Every house we deliver has the same wall. We have built it 84 times and had it calculated for heat loss, so we can give you the numbers without guessing.
Galvanised steel frame, Z275 coating. It does not warp, shrink, burn or rot. The frame is calculated for the snow and earthquake load where you build, and you get the structural certificate.
Every part is punched, numbered and cut by machine. Tolerance is 2 mm, and every profile arrives with its place printed on it, so nothing has to be measured on site.
Built indoors, in a heated hall. No rain in the insulation, no frost in the screed, no materials under a tarpaulin for three weeks. That is why the dates hold.
Photographed at every stage. You get a dated album of your own house being built. If you live in another country, it is the next best thing to standing there.
The configurator price covers the house as manufactured, delivered and installed. Foundations, utility connections, permits and landscaping are quoted separately, because they depend entirely on your plot. After a site visit you get one fixed-price contract covering everything, and that figure does not move unless you change the drawings.
In most European countries, yes. A modular house on a permanent foundation needs the same building permit as any other new home. You receive the architectural drawings and the structural certificate for the steel frame, which is what your architect or local authority needs for the application.
Any buildable plot with road access for a delivery truck and room to unload and assemble the components. Access, levels and the position of the foundation are checked during the site visit, before you sign the fixed-price contract.
Yes. You can start from one of our models and adjust room sizes, window positions, finishes and options, or begin from your own requirements. Changes are made on the drawings before production starts, because every steel profile is cut from the same digital model.
Most clients finance the house the way they would any new home, with a mortgage or construction loan from their own bank. One fixed-price contract makes the project straightforward for a bank to assess, and we provide the drawings, specification and contract your lender asks for.
The frame is assembled from numbered steel components, so moving the house is technically possible, but it is designed as a permanent home on a permanent foundation. If relocation is part of your plan, tell us before production so the connections can be planned for it.
Steel-frame modular houses, built indoors and delivered across Central Europe.
