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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

Moduleo Poland

Moduleo Poland is a Polish manufacturer specializing in premium modular and timber frame houses designed for year-round living. With 26 years of experience gained in Scandinavia, specifically Norway, the company focuses on delivering high-quality homes that meet WT2021 standards (Polish building energy efficiency standards). Moduleo Poland offers a range of services, including the construction of single-family homes, terraced houses, commercial pavilions, medical infrastructure, sports facilities, entertainment venues, and restaurants. The company emphasizes a customer-centric approach, ensuring each project is tailored to the client's satisfaction. Moduleo Poland utilizes premium materials, including certified Scandinavian timber (spruce C24 and KVH glued laminated timber) known for its durability and strength. They use 3-pane PVC windows as standard but offer other window types upon customer request. Roofing options include metal tile and standing seam metal. Moduleo Poland constructs its homes in a production hall, a process that takes approximately 3-5 weeks, depending on the project size. Customers are invited to inspect their home before it is transported to the client's site and assembled on the same day. Finishing work, including roofing, flashing, guttering, terraces, gazebos, and facade application (plaster, wood, or client-specified materials), takes about one week. Turnkey solutions are also available. The walls are constructed using G-K boards or planks, vapor barrier, OSB or PUR foam insulation, cladding, vapor-permeable membrane, mineral wool insulation (optional), and facade cladding. Floors consist of vinyl or tile, dry screed, OSB, KVH/C24 wood joists with mineral wool or PUR foam, and G-K board. Roofs are made with metal roofing, wooden battens and counter-battens, ventilation gap, vapor-permeable membrane, OSB, KVH/C24 framing, mineral wool or PUR foam insulation, OSB, vapor barrier, and G-K board. Foundations are built with vinyl/tile flooring, reinforced concrete screed with underfloor heating, PE film, EPS 200 insulation, foundation slab, PE film, XPS insulation, polymer-bitumen mass, and concrete base. Moduleo Poland advertises fast project execution, greater certainty regarding deadlines, reduced weather-related risks, access to advanced technologies and design, higher confidence in the quality of workmanship, greater flexibility in personalization, energy efficiency, minimized risk of construction errors, and longer structural durability. They offer a 30-year warranty on structural components and a 5-year warranty on hidden defects and other construction work.

Poznań, Poland

Modularen

Modularen, a prefab manufacturer based in Gdańsk, Poland, specializes in the design and construction of prefabricated timber frame houses. They emphasize the aesthetic qualities, durability, and overall quality of their buildings, prioritizing high-grade construction materials tested in Western Europe. Modularen provides comprehensive services, guiding clients from initial project design and groundwork to the final construction phase. Their team offers advice on material and architectural solutions, taking into consideration the plot's location, surroundings, soil conditions, and legal requirements. Modularen oversees every stage of construction, relieving clients of planning and quality control burdens. The company offers a range of energy-efficient timber frame house designs, including single-story homes with and without garages, such as the Grand House series, and homes with usable attics or mezzanines, such as the Prime House and Rest House series. Detailed specifications are provided for each model, including usable area, building footprint, building height, floor height, and external dimensions. Modularen employs a heavy German timber frame construction method, utilizing certified, glued laminated timber (KVH) with a cross-section of 60 x 160 mm for wall construction, which provides greater structural stability. Instead of standard drywall, they use Fermacell gypsum fiberboards for interior walls, which are denser, harder, moisture-resistant, and offer improved fire protection. Walls and roofs are insulated with 6.0 cm thick Steico wood fiber insulation boards, achieving a total insulation of 27.0 cm in the walls (Uw = 0.135 W/m²K) and 30.0 cm in the roof (Uw = 0.126 W/m²K). The diffusion-open construction ensures breathability, preventing moisture buildup. The company's construction methods meet the highest wind and snow load requirements in Poland. The use of wood fiber insulation contributes to energy efficiency, acoustic insulation, and protection against overheating.

Gdańsk, Poland