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prefabricated construction

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prefabricated construction
A construction method relying primarily on the use of standardized manufactured components; consists largely of assembling these parts rather than fabricating them at the site.


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The intersection between the two includes shared interests in energy-efficiency, reduced house size and associated needs for maintenance, prefabricated construction techniques, the use of responsible materials, and self-sustaining sites.
The event will discuss industry issues such as the development of Modern Methods of Construction, a form of prefabricated construction, and problems over skills shortages.
Mr Rankin said the ready-made frame's energy efficiency made it ideal for the care home market while the Government's drive to establish 9,500 GP-led primary healthcare centres across the UK lent itself to the speed that prefabricated construction offered.
 
 
 
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