Prefabrication is an important tool for those practicing industrialized construction.
But not everything on a project is delivered more efficiently with prefabrication. Some components or elements of a building are more suited for prefab than others.
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Standardized building systems, complex assemblies, and repetitive subcomponents of a building are three examples of applications likely to be successful with prefab.
1. “Unnoticed” Building Systems
Commodity assemblies – parts mostly required by code – often go unnoticed. These building systems don’t make or break the finished project, and so they are more price-sensitive than other systems.