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Strong Galvanized Chassis
The main carriers are produced by welding profiles with dimensions of 90x90x3mm. Walls and roof framework are manufactured using 90mm lightweight galvanized steel profiles in accordance with the static project. The floor load capacity has been calculated as 400kg/m2.
Insulation and Waterproofing
For optimal thermal insulation on the facades and roof, 10cm thick 50kg/m3 density rockwool is compressed between the 90mm lightweight steel framework. For waterproofing, a 90gsm moisture barrier is applied to all facades and the roof. Facade cladding is installed leaving a 2cm air gap.
Thermowood, Composite Exterior Claddings
On the exterior facades, after a 2cm air gap, thermowood timber and aluminum composite panels are installed according to architectural design.
Wooden Interior Wall and Ceiling Claddings
Aluminum Door and Window Frames
All exterior door and window frames are manufactured from first-class aluminum. Their colors are compatible with the architectural design. The glasses are installed as 4+16+4mm double glazed units.
Bathroom and Sanitary Ware Products
In bathrooms, products such as toilets, shower cabins and cabinets are sourced from top-quality brands like Vitra, ECA, Kale, Bien etc.
Kitchen Countertops and Cabinets
Kitchen cabinets are manufactured from first-class MDF. Fort he kitchen countertop, a 38mm thick solid panel is installed and a built-in granite sink is placed in the center of this panel.
Spacious Living Area
Our living modules are not limited to narrow dimensions like wheeled products. They have a generous internal width of 3 meters, providing you with more spacious and practical areas.
Opportunity to be transported on trucks to all over the world thanks to its strong structure
0% Loss, Completely Portable
All our modules can be transported with the help of a Crane. Due to being self-based, they can be relocated with zero loss.
