We build from prefab modules

Kodumaja builds from prefabricated modules. A prefab module is a spatial part of a building, the floor, walls and ceiling of which were pre-assembled in the factory. One prefab module may include several smaller rooms. Since a prefab module is a closed element, it is possible to complete the following at the factory:

to mount all doors and windows
to complete up to 95% of the interior finish of the rooms (including installation of ceramic tiles and floor coverings)
to complete most exterior finishing works (in the case of light exterior finish materials)

to build all piping and cable systems within the confines of a prefab module – electricity, water, sewerage, ventilation, communications, security alarm, TV, fire sprinkler system, etc,

to install all bathroom fixtures and fittings - faucets, toilets, bathtubs, sinks, shower cabins, etc.
to install kitchen and bathroom furniture and home appliances.

As a rule, dimensions of Kodumaja prefab modules are within the following limits:

width - up to 5.3 m,
length - up to 14.5 m,
height - up to 4.5 m.

Factory-produced prefab modules are transported to a construction site and mounted on the foundation to form a single building. Trucks and ships are used for transportation.

A building may consist of several prefab modules. As a rule, buildings have the following number of prefab modules:

individual houses - 2-4
multi-storey houses - 10 or more (no limitations)

Typical weight of prefab module: 8-16 tons
Time required to mount one prefab module on completed foundations: 20 - 60 min. In the case of multi-storey buildings, Kodumaja's site team is able to mount 15-30 prefab modules per day.

See more about the production and construction process in photographs: Process in pictures.