Modular Housing

In the modern world, there’s a lot of choices when it comes to the free real estate industry. It’s pretty much the same for both personal houses and various infrastructure buildings – there are several different techniques that can be used to build a house for your specific needs.

One of the more recent additions to this list of techniques is the concept of modular houses. A modular house is a building that has entire sections of the structure built in a factory, rather than on-site. This approach has a lot of flexibility in terms of building layout while still keeping a lot of the advantages of your regular house as a whole.

While modular housing is a growing trend, it’s still rather small in comparison with the number of buildings built traditionally – despite the fact that modular houses can be built faster than the regular ones. Additionally, modular houses have actually been around for a while now but only became more popular in recent years.

A large part of this comes from one major misconception about modular houses – not all of the modular houses have to be plain and boring boxes. Even more than that, modular housing often offers far more freedom in terms of customization for the building in question, due to the fact that parts of the said building are created using cutting-edge machinery.

Another popular misconception about modular housing, in general, is that modular houses and mobile houses are all the same – but this could not be farther from the truth. While the main idea is the same – with both a mobile house and some parts of a modular house being constructed using a factory (in a controlled environment, and not on-site) – modular houses are usually built to stay, just like every other house you see in regular cities.

This is mainly because a mobile house is constructed pretty much as a single piece that comes out of the factory as a single housing unit. Alternatively, a modular house has some parts of it created using a factory, and then transported to a specific location and built on-site – with the usage of a permanent foundation (the “permanent” part here should also show that modular houses are not movable in their nature).

And, of course, there’s a side difference, too – since mobile houses have to stay on the small side to be able to be moved at some point, while modular houses can take advantage of their own permanence and be far bigger than any limitation of a mobile house.

Levstal’s capabilities in terms of modular housing are vast and varied, capable of providing both living houses and many other types of structures. Some of the bigger fields of modular housing that Levstal specializes in are modular apartments, student towns, and modular office blocks. Additionally, we can also work on mini schools, healthcare centers, trade houses, and all kinds of special projects that do not fit in any of these categories.