Moduleo Poland

Domy modułowe i tiny house na każdą porę roku

Aurora Company, based in Poznań, Poland, specializes in the design and manufacture of year-round modular homes and tiny houses. With a focus on ecology, ergonomics, and economy, the company creates homes that are both sustainable and functional. They aim to provide independent and eco-friendly living solutions. Their structures are designed to be fully sufficient, providing comfortable spaces for living, working, and relaxing. The company offers various customization options, allowing clients to personalize their homes to fit their specific needs. Aurora Company produces both tiny houses on wheels and modular homes, offering options ranging from 13 sq m to accommodate 2-6 people and modular homes starting at 24 sq m for 2-6 people. They serve clients across Europe, having completed projects in 27 countries. The company uses sustainable materials, offering autonomous solutions such as rainwater harvesting systems, solar panels, and composting toilets. They emphasize high quality standards throughout the production process, conducting comprehensive tests and quality control checks on finished homes. Standard tiny houses can be completed in approximately 3.5 months from project approval, while standard modular homes take around 5 months. Aurora Company offers an extended warranty, allowing clients to enjoy their tiny house or modular home with peace of mind. They have produced over 550 tiny houses and modular homes.

Poznań, Poland

Pasywny Dom

Pasywny Dom - prefab manufacturer from Poland.

Wrocław, Poland

Multicomfort

Multicomfort is a Polish manufacturer specializing in prefabricated homes constructed using cross-laminated timber (CLT) technology. Based in Warsaw, Poland, the company builds warm, quiet, and solid wooden houses and positions itself as a leader in the CLT construction sector. While the company's founding year and precise employee count are not stated on the website, they claim to have 15 years of experience in wooden house construction. Multicomfort has reportedly built 500 prefab CLT structures with the highest building reaching 5 stories. Multicomfort constructs a variety of building types beyond single-family homes, including multi-story dwellings, residential complexes, restaurants, offices, warehouses, public utility buildings like kindergartens and social housing, and hotels. They offer flexibility in design and construction, allowing customers to choose from various facade options, roofing materials, window types, and colors. The company also provides expert advice on interior finishing. CLT construction involves using wooden lamellas glued perpendicularly to each other to form large-format panels used for walls, floors, and roofs. This method offers several advantages, including strength, fire safety compliance, superior acoustics, environmental friendliness, thermal insulation, and a modern aesthetic. Multicomfort emphasizes the speed of construction with CLT, claiming their homes can be built up to 16 times faster than traditional methods due to precise pre-cutting of structural elements, which are then assembled on-site by their specialists. The company highlights that the CLT panels are pre-cut to size, including openings for doors, windows, and necessary connections, including electrical and plumbing installations. Multicomfort emphasizes energy efficiency and ecology, noting the excellent insulation properties of wood. They also promote the natural beauty of wooden CLT homes, highlighting their minimalist and modern style. The company serves customers across Poland and Europe, building structures ranging from small (12m2) to large (1680m2).

Warsaw, Poland

Mabudo

Mabudo is a Polish prefab home manufacturer based in Kraków, specializing in the design and construction of modern, modular homes using precast concrete technology. With a history rooted in prefabricated construction dating back to 1975, Mabudo has evolved into a contemporary building company leveraging advanced techniques and sustainable practices. The company's predecessor, FADOM, produced approximately 4,000 houses annually. In 1988, the company rebranded as Mabudo and transitioned into a fully market-driven, privately-owned enterprise, expanding its prefabricated product range. In 1996, Mabudo acquired Swedish technology for producing sandwich wall elements, including their installation with proprietary structural components. Mabudo homes are constructed using the MABUDO Rapid® system, a "fast track" building method designed for rapid assembly and reduced construction timelines. The company offers a range of house designs, including MAB002, MAB003, MAB006, MAB007e, MAB009, MAB011 and MAB020 models, with varying floor areas and price points. These homes feature solid reinforced concrete walls with integrated thermal insulation and robust roofing, ensuring high factory quality. Their offerings come in start, PLUS, and finish packages with various levels of completion. The use of factory-produced building elements leads to cost reduction and minimizes construction waste. The company is part of GRUPA URBA since 2016, which allows Mabudo to collaborate with URBA ARCHITECTS to optimize designs for their prefabricated products and allows investment in the production line in Zduńska Wola, increasing productivity and quality. Mabudo serves both individual clients looking for custom homes and large-scale construction projects. They currently operate in Poland and throughout Europe, including Germany, Sweden, Belgium, and the United Kingdom. They focus on accuracy of production and assembly, cost savings and modular construction.

Kraków, Poland