Aerocon wall at commercial Area

 Internal and external wall partition 75mm thick at using commercial area like industries,factories 

Aerocon panel External wall at prefab shed

 

A prefab wall, short for prefabricated wall, refers to a wall component that is manufactured off-site in a factory and then transported to the construction site for installation. Prefabricated walls are pre-engineered and constructed in controlled environments, allowing for faster and more efficient construction processes.

Prefab walls are typically made of various materials such as wood, steel, concrete, or a combination of these materials. The panels or modules are manufactured to specific dimensions and specifications, including openings for windows and doors, electrical and plumbing conduits, and insulation.

The advantages of using prefab walls include:

Speed of construction: Prefabricated walls are manufactured in a factory setting, allowing for simultaneous site preparation and wall production. Once delivered to the construction site, they can be quickly assembled, saving time compared to traditional on-site construction methods.

Quality control: Prefabricated walls are produced under controlled conditions, ensuring consistent quality and adherence to construction standards. The factory environment allows for precise measurements, accurate cutting, and proper installation of insulation, resulting in higher quality walls.

Cost savings: Although the upfront cost of prefab walls may be higher compared to traditional construction, the overall project cost can be lower due to reduced labor requirements and faster construction timelines. Additionally, the controlled manufacturing process minimizes material waste.

Energy efficiency: Prefabricated walls can incorporate insulation materials during the manufacturing process, resulting in better thermal performance and energy efficiency. This can lead to reduced heating and cooling costs for the building.

Design flexibility: Prefab walls can be customized to fit specific architectural designs and building requirements. They can be designed to accommodate various structural loads, window placements, and other design elements.

It's important to note that while prefab walls offer numerous benefits, they may not be suitable for every construction project. Factors such as site accessibility, transportation costs, and the complexity of the building design can impact the feasibility of using prefab walls. Consulting with architects, engineers, and construction professionals is advisable to determine the most appropriate construction methods for a specific project.

Aerocon panel electrical concealing

Electrical concealing using aerocon panel 75mm thick