Modules are produced in the production facility, which means that their prefabrication can be started even before the building permit is obtained. At the moment of achieving the building permit, earth and foundation works start at the construction site (similarly as in the traditional technology), however as soon as they are ready, the modules for a single-family house are delivered, where, in case of traditional construction, at that time the structure building works would only start. The assembly of the modules take up to 1 day, the remaining construction and installation works can take about 2 weeks. Moreover, unlike traditional construction, modular construction is practically independent of weather conditions. The prefabrication and assembly works in the modular system are carried out all year long and therefore moving to your new house is possible regardless of the season.

The load-bearing structure of the modular houses by MW TECHNIC is made in the form of a frame of rolled steel profiles protected against corrosion. The advantages of steel as a construction material are obvious – stiffness, strength and high deadweight. In addition, factory quality control of materials and connections guarantees its unquestionable durability.

The unique advantage of a modular building in steel construction is the possibility to dismantle a single-family house and transport it to any new location. Thanks to the modular system, changing your lifestyle as a result of, for example, a change of the place of residence or work, are no problem at all.

Modular technology clearly fits into the concepts of long-term future thinking and environmental awareness. Therefore, special attention is paid to the installation systems used, especially the heating and ventilation systems. The modular buildings are equipped with low-parameter underfloor heating in drywall. There is also underfloor heating control in most rooms, which makes it possible to divide the house into zones, so that the heating can be turned off in rooms that are not used. A heating installation based on a gas condensing boiler with solar collectors or a heat pump in combination with photovoltaic panels is strictly aimed at environmental protection, by minimising CO2 emissions and using renewable energy sources. Mechanical ventilation with recuperation guarantees access to fresh air free from dust or smog and removes excess moisture and unwanted odours from inside the house. Modular construction also works with the ecological footprint in mind and in particular the carbon footprint, using mostly recyclable materials such as steel, mineral wool, gypsum plasterboard.

Unlike other technologies available on the market, the construction of a modular house has an unquestionable technological advantage in the form of a self-supporting floor. It makes it possible to base a building on plots with a steep slope or complicated foundation conditions.