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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby earthsalt » 26 Jan 2017, 06:05

amitkokiladitya wrote:I have seen a video regarding them and was really stunned by seeing the technology. But sadly this is nit prevalent here in India.
It will take long time i think to be a part of construction programs.


Change is typically difficult. Vested interests from construction companies that use conventional construction methods are bound to delay uptake of prefab building methods in your country.
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby germainebull » 26 Jan 2017, 17:26

Angie10 wrote:I was shocked to hear it had taken 5 days to construct the 2-bed house!


This technology is a reality in Kenya. Whether you choose to construct a similar-sized house using what are commonly referred to as 'containers' or from iron sheets, you can have your house ready in about seven days.
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby rodrigoXD » 05 Feb 2017, 11:49

I like the idea it's very affordable
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby germainebull » 05 Feb 2017, 17:09

rodrigoXD wrote:I like the idea it's very affordable


Prefab houses may not be cheaper than brick-and-mortar alternatives in all places. But they are by far better in many respects.
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby Angie10 » 05 Feb 2017, 20:08

germainebull wrote:
Angie10 wrote:I was shocked to hear it had taken 5 days to construct the 2-bed house!


This technology is a reality in Kenya. Whether you choose to construct a similar-sized house using what are commonly referred to as 'containers' or from iron sheets, you can have your house ready in about seven days.


I think it'll probably grow in popularity in Botswana too because for the first time ever some people who may never have dreamt of owning their own house, now can. However, as with everything else, I'd expect the price of the units to soar the more popular they become.
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby earthsalt » 06 Feb 2017, 17:18

thisnthat wrote:Generally, no, they are usually not nearly as sturdy as a brick and mortar home.


I did not know this bit.
But, if they can outlive an average human being, I guess they are worth it.
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby thisnthat » 10 Feb 2017, 17:18

earthsalt wrote:
thisnthat wrote:Generally, no, they are usually not nearly as sturdy as a brick and mortar home.


I did not know this bit.
But, if they can outlive an average human being, I guess they are worth it.


Even if they aren't "better," they are much more affordable than typical homes, at least in some areas. For some people, it's the difference between owning their own home or not being able to afford one.
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Re: Prefabricated houses

Postby germainebull » 11 Feb 2017, 08:41

Angie10 wrote:I think it'll probably grow in popularity in Botswana too because for the first time ever some people who may never have dreamt of owning their own house, now can. However, as with everything else, I'd expect the price of the units to soar the more popular they become.
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They are bound to be pricey at the outset when people are excited about them. Later on, the price is bound to drop and stabilize.
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