Treesign

Enkelrum

Enkelrum, a Swedish prefab manufacturer, has been crafting high-quality, small homes since 2005. The company focuses on creating simple, sustainable, and functional living spaces ranging from compact *friggebodar* (small outbuildings) to larger modular homes. These dwellings are designed to promote a less cluttered lifestyle, emphasizing free time, focus, and a smaller environmental footprint. Enkelrum's product line includes turnkey *friggebodar* (5-15 sqm), *attefallshus* (20-30 sqm), leisure homes (34-50 sqm), and modular houses (50 sqm+). These models come in basic configurations without kitchens or bathrooms, or fully equipped with kitchens and bathrooms for immediate occupancy. Enkelrum prides itself on its Swedish production and carefully selected supply chain. Their homes are constructed by hand in their Swedish carpentry workshop, using high-quality materials from Swedish suppliers. This commitment to local craftsmanship ensures attention to detail and a focus on sustainability. Notably, Enkelrum uses FSC or PEFC certified wood in their windows, interior panels, and flooring, further emphasizing their commitment to environmentally friendly building practices. Their windows are Svanen-certified, meaning they meet strict requirements for low climate impact, low environmental impact during manufacturing, functionality, and longevity. Enkelrum’s design philosophy revolves around timelessness rather than fleeting trends, which can be seen in their consistent design aesthetic since 2005. The company serves customers throughout the Nordic region, offering a step-by-step process to guide clients from initial concept to completed home. They emphasize simplicity and ease throughout the building process, from design and ordering to delivery and installation, which typically takes around 10 weeks.

Gothenburg, Sweden

Attefallhuset

Attefallshuset is a Swedish manufacturer specializing in "Attefallshus" (a type of small house permitted in Sweden without a full building permit under certain conditions), leisure homes, and accessory buildings. The company is part of Fjällproduktioner AB. Since 2000, Attefallshuset has focused on creating sustainable, affordable, and high-quality small houses designed to meet modern demands for design, function, and durability. They serve the entire Swedish market. Attefallshuset emphasizes building homes directly on the customer's site using carefully selected Swedish wood. This contrasts with some competitors who import pre-built homes from countries like Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. They offer a range of designs, from classic to modern, to suit various needs and preferences. The company also provides personalized service throughout the building process, from initial consultation to final construction, ensuring reliable and punctual delivery. The company markets its houses under several brands, including Solvargen, Attefallshuset, Storklinten, and Skihouse. Their product line includes Attefallshus in sizes of 25 m², 30 m², and 50 m², ideal as guest houses, teen residences, or extra space. They also offer leisure homes suited for Swedish summer and winter conditions, and fully functional small houses that meet all requirements for year-round living. Accessory buildings like garages, storage spaces, and offices are also part of their product range. The company also produces "Bolundare," small and efficient homes of 30 m² designed as accessory dwellings. Attefallshuset states it focuses on environmental and quality issues, with an active effort to achieve ISO 14001 environmental certification and ISO 9001 quality certification. They guarantee deliveries according to agreed-upon timelines and prices, providing peace of mind throughout the entire building process. The primary material used in construction is Swedish wood. Their building systems appear to be primarily stick-built/on-site construction, though the degree of prefabrication is not specified. Successful projects listed on the website include completed BRF (Bostadsrättsförening - housing association) projects using Skihouse and Storklinten models.

Stockholm, Sweden

Modulbyggen

Modulbyggen, a Swedish prefab manufacturer based in Markaryd, has a rich history dating back to the 1940s. Initially established by Tage Eidenskog as a traditional construction company, Modulbyggen quickly evolved beyond standard building practices. Tage Eidenskog, a true entrepreneur, expanded the business to include equipment rentals and the production of prefabricated wall elements. Today, Modulbyggen focuses on manufacturing prefabricated building elements for the construction industry, with a commitment to high quality, reliable delivery, and extensive experience. Modulbyggen specializes in producing prefabricated modular houses according to customer drawings. These houses are manufactured in their factory as large wooden building elements, complete with installed windows, thermal insulation, vapor barriers, and exterior cladding, all tailored to meet specific customer needs. In addition to houses, Modulbyggen also manufactures infill walls (utfackningsväggar) to customer specifications without standard size limitations. This allows for customized solutions aimed at optimizing property and living spaces. Another significant product line is prefabricated garages. Modulbyggen began producing these in the early 1970s, primarily focusing on row garages for contractors and housing associations, as well as garages for individual homes. Their website showcases recent projects, including "Romansen" and "Rondovägen," demonstrating the variety and scope of their work. While specific construction methods and materials beyond the use of wood are not explicitly detailed, their emphasis on customization suggests a flexible approach to accommodate diverse project requirements. Information regarding certifications, specific delivery regions, lead times, price ranges, and customization levels is not available from the provided content.

Markaryd, Sweden

Trivselhus

Trivselhus, a Swedish prefab home manufacturer based in Landsbro, offers a range of customizable homes with a focus on quality and sustainable practices. The company is part of Svensk Husproduktion AB, the largest supplier of single-family homes in the Swedish market. With over 30 years of experience, Trivselhus has delivered thousands of homes, adapting its approach to meet evolving customer needs and preferences. Trivselhus builds houses using wood, a renewable resource that stores carbon dioxide, minimizing the environmental impact. They emphasize precision and quality in their construction methods, utilizing both traditional craftsmanship and modern building technology. Their process begins with detailed 3D modeling, ensuring accurate designs and identifying potential construction challenges early on. The construction takes place in their factory, where building elements are manufactured with millimeter precision, unaffected by weather conditions. Trivselhus offers a wide range of house models, including the Stella series, which provides more affordable options with simpler designs while maintaining high quality materials. They also emphasize customer choice and personalization, offering extensive customization options for their homes. Totalentreprenad, a turnkey solution, is offered, providing customers with a practical and legally comprehensive approach to building their homes. Trivselhus partners with selected quality suppliers and maintains stringent quality control measures. The company has been recognized multiple times by GarBo as "Årets nollfelsaktör" (Zero Defect Operator of the Year), signifying their commitment to delivering homes without any remarks upon final inspection. They also collaborate with Rädda Barnen (Save the Children), donating a portion of their proceeds to support their work ensuring children have safe childhoods. The company primarily serves the Swedish market, and also exports to Åland through partnerships.

Landvetter, Sweden