For Users

If you are a potential user of Offsite technology, we can help improve build techniques, delivering better quality, faster turn-round and improved environmental performance.

The Offsite Strategy

1. Inception Identifying the benefits of Offsite for the project
2. Feasibility Will it work? Applying Offsite to the project
3. Concept Design Set design parameters and costs
4. Detailed Design Developing designs, production programme and potential suppliers
5. Production Manufacturing Offsite elements; confirming delivery and installation logistics
6. Construction Installing and commissioning Offsite elements

Developers and contractors agree that Offsite manufactured systems can deliver major improvements over the traditional construction processes.

Shorter build times

Providing the end-user and developer with faster return on investment.

Predictable build time

With more controlled project programming you really know what’s going to happen and when.

Delivered sustainability requirements

Including fewer deliveries to site, which means less disruption, dust and noise. Lower waste to landfill which reduces disposal costs.

Improved Health & Safety

There is less activity on site and Offsite product design avoids potentially risky operations.

Removal of risk

From design failure, reduction in weather delays, workforce shortages and the possibility to establish fixed purchasing costs at an early stage.

Centralised control

Buying a number of trades and numerous components from one source reduces procurement resource time, effort and therefore saves money.

Better build quality

Leading to less snagging, fewer disputes and happier clients.