Prefab Homes

Mekark Modular prefab homes are constructed in a factory setting, which allows for faster and more efficient construction times. This is because the weather and other factors that can slow down construction are not a factor, and the assembly line process allows for more efficient use of materials. Modular prefab homes offer a high degree of customization and flexibility in design, as they can be designed to fit specific needs and preferences. Many modular prefab homes incorporate sustainable materials and technologies, such as energy-efficient appliances and solar panels, making them a more environmentally friendly housing option. We are offering a modern, efficient, and customizable alternative to traditional home construction, and are becoming increasingly popular as a sustainable and affordable housing solution.

Mekark prefab house assembly line typically consists of the following stages:

• This is the initial stage where the design and engineering of the prefab house is finalized. The design is created using latest design software, and engineers ensure that the design is structurally sound and meets all building codes and regulations.
• Once the design is finalized, the materials for the prefab house are selected. These can include a variety of materials such as steel, wood, concrete, and insulation, depending on the design and requirements of the house.
• The materials are then sent to the factory or manufacturing facility where the prefab house will be built. Here, the materials are fabricated into components such as walls, floors, and roof panels.
• The prefabricated components are then assembled on the assembly line to form the complete house. This is typically done using specialized tools and equipment such as cranes, hoists, and jigs.
• Once the house is assembled, finishing touches such as plumbing, electrical, and interior finishes are added. Throughout the assembly line process, there are multiple quality control checks to ensure that the prefab house meets all safety, structural and aesthetic standards.
• Finally, the completed prefab house is transported to the site where it will be installed and assembled on the foundation.