Products
Two things, made the same way.
Houses, and the furniture that goes inside them. Both are built from parts that bolt together, which is also what lets them come apart.
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Modular homes
A module starts as a steel frame. Panels bolt into it, services run in the cavity, and the inside is finished before it ever leaves the floor.
On site the modules bolt to each other and down to the piers. Nothing is poured around them and nothing is glued to them, so the joints that put a house together are the joints that take it apart.
One module or twelve. Single story or stacked. The limit is what a crane can reach and what the ground will carry, not a catalogue.
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Furniture
Solid timber and steel fixings. No cam locks, no glue-and-dowel, nothing that only goes together once.
Pieces come apart with a hex key and go back together without losing their fit. Same reasoning as the houses, at a size you can carry.
Sizes and specifications
There is no model list on this page.
That is not a sales tactic. Everything we have drawn so far was drawn around the ground it goes on, and a table of model numbers would imply a standard range that does not exist yet. When there is one worth publishing, it goes here with real dimensions on it. Until then, send us the plot and what you need in it.