The bathroom is the most important room in the home, not only in terms of comfort, but also as a measure of comfort. Its construction involves the most professions and is the most technically complex, consuming 6-10% of the construction cost of a new property.

The bathroom’s boundary structures are woven through with water, sewer and ventilation pipes, electrical cables, and in many cases the bathroom is the mechanical center of the apartment, and can also serve as the laundry room. The construction of all of these is one of the greatest organizational and technical challenges, the appropriate quality is essential for the end result to be a leak-proof, safely operated apartment that retains its value in the long term.

It is easy to see that prefabrication reduces the construction time, since the resources and materials are all available so that the technological steps can follow each other smoothly.

However, the quality and reliable operation of the result is more important to customers. In traditional construction, the coordination of the work of different disciplines is the most important task, not only in terms of time, but also technically. The often-improvised assembly of interconnected structures poses a constant challenge for builders and causes hidden errors.

Professionals often point fingers at each other if the result is not satisfactory. “The tiling did not turn out well because the wall was not good.” “The socket does not work because someone cut the wire.” “The tap is in the wrong place because the bathtub was installed in the wrong place, etc.”

During prefabrication, everything is in one hand, no hidden errors can occur. In prefabricated pods, the compatibility of individual construction products with each other is maximally ensured, which guarantees reliable operation on the one hand, and the most efficient construction on the other. In addition, production is constantly developing, and the latest technologies are always used.