This process allows for the all structural steel frames to be customised to client’s requirements for module design.
The steel members are cut to size, welded and bolted together for maximum strength and flexibility in connections.

This process allows for all steel reinforcement bars, steel cast in plates, sheer bars, lifting anchors and void formers are to be set within our precast panel jigs, via welding and steel tying techniques.
All walls and floors are individually designed to local building codes, ensuring that maximum results are reached for local and regional conditions.

This process allows for high grade 40Mpa concrete mix to be poured into the panel jigs, then vibrated and left to cure under ambient conditions before having the jigs stripped and the panel racked for curing.

This process allows for high grade 40Mpa concrete mix to be poured into the panel jigs, then vibrated and left to cure under ambient conditions before having the jigs stripped and the panel racked for curing.

This process allows for high grade 40Mpa precast concrete walls and floors to be welded and bolted onto the structural steel frame of the module.

There are two possible ways of connecting the precast panels to the frame, they are:
1. To clad the panels externally via steel embedded cast in plates from the panel to the frame.
2. To erect the precast wall panels with the structural steel columns already embedded into the wall itself during the pouring process.

This process allows for galvanised steel purlins to cross brace the structure whilst allowing for the plumbing services to be run within the floor cavity and the electrical and HVAC services to be run within the roof cavity, during production.

This process allows for all plumbing, electrical and HVAC services to be run throughout the floor and roof support cavities provided by the galvanised steel purlins. This process allows for a simple and efficient method to run services whilst providing access to those services if needed.

This process allows for all plumbing, electrical and HVAC services to be run throughout the light gauge steel studded wall frames prior to cladding and finishing these interior separation walls with a number of material options.
This process allows for flexibility in design, and a simple and efficient method to run services whilst providing access to those services without the need to demolish structural or masonry walls.

This process allows for all walls to be insulated using high quality, non-toxic insulation and acoustically rated Rock Wool materials.
This guarantees a highly energy and sound efficient building with the flexibility in design and customisation.

This process allows for all walls to be uniform and clean with a fresh coat of moisture resistant Gypsum Board.
This material again can vary subject to client specifications, as you have the option of finishing walls with tiles, Fibre Cement Board or any other material specified by the client.

This process allows for all walls to be painted to client specification.
This material again can vary subject to client specifications, as you have the option of finishing walls with tiles, wall papers or any other material specified by the client.

This process allows for all floors to be fully finished with stone or porcelain tiles, carpet, timber, or any other client specification.

This process allows for all fixtures to be tested prior to the module leaving the factory floor.
This ensures that all modules are 100% complete before arriving on site to be crane lifted into position.
Once all fixtures are tested and in operation, we seal around all walls, accessories and appliances.

This process allows for all fixtures to be tested prior to the module leaving the factory floor.
This ensures that all modules are 100% complete before arriving on site to be crane lifted into position.
Once all fixtures are tested and in operation, we seal around all walls, accessories and appliances.

This process allows for all fixtures to be tested prior to the module leaving the factory floor.
This ensures that all modules are 100% complete before arriving on site to be crane lifted into position.
Once all fixtures are tested and in operation, we seal around all walls, accessories and appliances.

This process allows for all modules to be lifted into place by a single crane lift and then bolted or welded where required.
Once all modules are in position on every floor level, we waterproof, caulk and seal the structure internally and externally.