Oslo, NorwayDibināts 1970. gadā Mesterhus is a Norwegian prefab manufacturer with roots tracing back to 1970. Operating through a network of 140 local 'byggmesterfirmaer' (master builder companies) holding the prestigious 'Mesterbrev' (Master's Certificate), Mesterhus has a nationwide presence, ready to undertake new construction, renovation, and expansion projects, encompassing both residential homes and cabins. They emphasize delivering 'mesterlig kvalitet' - masterly quality - in every project, highlighting that their constructions are not merely houses, but rather a 'Mesterhus,' a testament to quality and craftsmanship.
Mesterhus offers a diverse range of house models, catering to various architectural preferences. Their catalog includes modern houses, including the popular 'funkishus' (functionalist houses), traditional Norwegian houses, semi-detached houses, and options for bespoke, custom designs. Several popular models are highlighted on their website, like the Strand, Form series, Alta, Signatur 305, and Slettnes. These models showcase a variety of layouts and sizes, ranging from 120 to 234 square meters and featuring between 3 and 5 bedrooms.
While the exact construction methods and materials are not explicitly detailed on the website, the emphasis on 'Mesterbrev' suggests a commitment to high standards of building practices and the use of quality materials. The 'Grønn Start' (Green Start) service indicates a focus on energy efficiency and sustainable building practices, offering energy advice to homeowners looking to upgrade or expand their homes.
Mesterhus primarily serves the Norwegian market, with local builders spread across the country, making their services accessible throughout Norway. Although specific information about certifications is absent, the company's long history, the 'Mesterbrev' certification held by its builders, and the 'Grønn Start' initiative all point towards a commitment to quality, professionalism, and environmentally conscious building practices.