In prefabricated and modular construction, time is money. Every day saved during manufacturing, installation, or commissioning directly improves project margins and cash flow.
Material choice plays a much bigger role in project
Fire escape routes and stairwells are among the most critical areas in any building. These spaces must remain safe, structurally stable, and usable during a fire long enough to allow occupants to evacuate.
In commercial construction, material selection is no longer only about cost, aesthetics, or speed. Increasingly, it is about risk — and how that risk is viewed by insurers, investors, and regulators.
Fire safety plays a central role in this equation. Buildings that use fire-resistant,
Prefabricated buildings rely on systems that are fast to assemble, structurally reliable, and compliant with strict fire regulations. Flooring components play a critical role in the overall performance of these systems — not only in terms of load-bearing capacity, but also fire safety, durability, and long-term stability.
When selecting boards for facades, exterior walls, or building systems, many professionals compare fiber cement boards with cement particle boards. Both are cement-based products and are often mentioned together, which can make the choice confusing.
Facade systems in the Baltic region face some of the toughest environmental conditions in Europe. Moisture, frost, and temperature fluctuations regularly cause facade deterioration in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, especially in older buildings and poorly specified projects.