Modul|R, the revolutionary modular building unit. Crafted from sustainable Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT), it rewrites the rulebook for construction. Designed with efficiency and versatility in mind, Modul|R transforms how we build, from homes to commercial spaces.
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The biggest draw for architects, builders, and developers? Speed. CLT prefab homes are manufactured off-site with pre-installed utilities and insulation, eliminating the need for on-site specialists. This significantly cuts construction time compared to traditional methods, where installing these features can be a major bottleneck. Imagine – your house, ready for assembly by a general construction crew, arrives on-site with all the essentials already in place!
CLT offers a sustainable solution for construction projects. As it guarantees a Low Carbon Footprint, compared to concrete and steel, manufacturing CLT generates significantly less greenhouse gas emissions. This translates to a greener building process from the start. The wood used in CLT comes from responsibly managed forests, ensuring the long-term health of our natural resources. By choosing CLT, you’re contributing to sustainable forest practices. Our CLT and Glulam are designed to efficiently utilize timber, reducing waste during production. This makes CLT a more environmentally friendly choice than traditional timber construction methods. In short, CLT offers a lower carbon footprint, promotes sustainable forestry, and minimizes waste. If you’re looking for an eco-conscious building material, CLT is a great option.
Prefabricated CLT houses offer a surprising advantage: affordability. While they’re already known for being eco-friendly, fast to build, and stylish, their true cost-effectiveness comes from the prefab process. Because much, if not all, of the construction happens in a controlled factory setting, on-site assembly is minimal. This allows for a smaller crew, significantly reducing overall project costs.
ModulR offers two prefab construction methods. The Modular which involves building sections (modules) in a factory and assembling them on-site. The Panelized method is where the entire house is constructed in a controlled environment and delivered completely. These methods are suitable for various projects, from small garden sheds to multi-storey homes. However, each has its advantages and disadvantages depending on your specific needs. Read more about each approach below to determine the best fit for your project!
