This prefabricated house can easily be used for over 100 years, making it a wonderful investment that will pay off many times over in the long run.

The material used for the metal structures is very light yet strong, which makes it easy to assemble.

For the framework, stainless steel is used — resistant to seismic activity and adverse weather conditions.

When combined with its lower cost compared to other building materials, this explains why metal structures are becoming an increasingly preferred option for a wide range of applications.

Unlike monolithic buildings, metal structures do not settle and therefore do not crack, ensuring their long-term durability.

They can easily be used for over 100 years, making them an excellent investment that pays off many times over in the long run.

The walls are made of galvanized steel profiles filled with mineral wool or EPS. The thickness can vary depending on the client’s preferences.

The finish is completed with fiber cement boards.