PREFABRICATED FACTORIES

Factory buildings made of prefabricated materials are quickly erected. They take almost fifty percent less time than traditional brick and mortar construction. This is why this new construction technology is among the most preferred options for industrial construction today.

WAREHOUSES

In prefabricated warehouse applications, they are well-designed compact structures that take into account the seismic zone, wind load and dead load. Prefabricated warehouses, which are formed as a result of the combination of different elements, are manufactured in different locations and assembled on site to eliminate construction difficulties.

SHOPPING CENTERS

In the construction of Prefabricated Shopping Centers, regardless of the season or conditions, the structural elements can be manufactured on site or in a location away from the site. The biggest advantage of prefabricated shopping centers is quality, cost, time, security, cleanliness, order and ecology.

SERVICE BUILDINGS

In Prefabricated Service Buildings, the structures to be implemented are well designed in advance and the error is at a minimum level thanks to the production quality and control. The speed and quality during the construction period are at a maximum level.

Prefabrication Processes

Prefabrication is a construction method that allows industrial structures and buildings to be built more quickly and practically. In this method, structural elements are manufactured in factories in advance and then transported to the assembly area and assembled. The prefabrication process generally includes the following steps:

Design

The design of prefabricated structures is primarily based on the customer's needs and project requirements. In the design, material selection, dimensioning, drawings and other technical details are determined.

Production

After the design phase, prefabricated elements are manufactured in a factory. The production of prefabricated elements usually takes place in a fully controlled environment. Therefore, material cutting, shaping, welding and other manufacturing processes can be done much faster and more precisely.

Quality control

During the production process, prefabricated elements undergo a strict quality control procedure, so that manufacturing errors or deficiencies are detected and eliminated.

Transport

The produced prefabricated elements are then transported to the assembly area by transport. At this stage, transportation vehicles suitable for the dimensions and weights of the elements are selected.

Assembly

After the prefabricated elements are transported to the assembly area, the assembly process is carried out. Assembly is usually done by placing them on the assembly stand, which is made on a previously prepared foundation or ground. The elements are connected to each other in a predetermined manner and the structure is completed.

In conclusion, the prefabrication process is a method that allows industrial structures and buildings to be built quickly and efficiently. The prefabrication process consists of design, production, quality control, transportation and assembly stages.

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