Floor structure
The floor structure is designed as part of the complete load path and coordinated with spans, acoustics, fire requirements, services and finishes.

Prefabricated house · Classic
A SAVOX catalogue model and a starting point for project-specific adaptation.
Custom model
The selected model is a design starting point. Final geometry, openings, structure and energy performance are confirmed through project documentation and local requirements.
The floor structure is designed as part of the complete load path and coordinated with spans, acoustics, fire requirements, services and finishes.
A coordinated programme of timber, timber-aluminium, PVC and aluminium windows, entrance and interior doors, sliding systems and stairs.
Wall build-ups are defined through structural, thermal, moisture, fire and acoustic requirements. Final layers and values belong to the approved project specification.
Claims are supported by applicable project documents, product declarations, certificates and test reports confirmed for the selected product and market.
Precision before quotation
Location, design, structural requirements, transport, assembly, services and finishes are checked for each project. Unconfirmed market-specific prices or obligations are never presented as facts.
Planning status, surveys, access, utilities, geotechnical conditions, local approvals and foundation responsibilities are checked before production or a binding programme is confirmed.
The reliable sequence runs from site data and design through approvals, engineering, factory production, foundations, logistics, assembly, services, finishes, inspection and handover.
The selected model is a design starting point. Final geometry, openings, structure and energy performance are confirmed through project documentation and local requirements.
A useful comparison separates gross and net area, the selected SAVOX wall system, design, transport, assembly, services, finishes, tax and offer validity. A single unqualified price per square metre is not a complete offer.
Before contracting
A useful comparison separates gross and net area, the selected SAVOX wall system, design, transport, assembly, services, finishes, tax and offer validity. A single unqualified price per square metre is not a complete offer.
Turnkey means only what the signed offer includes. Site work, foundations, services, interior finishes, external works, permits and local obligations must be listed as included, excluded or client-provided.
The reliable sequence runs from site data and design through approvals, engineering, factory production, foundations, logistics, assembly, services, finishes, inspection and handover.
Wall build-ups are defined through structural, thermal, moisture, fire and acoustic requirements. Final layers and values belong to the approved project specification.
Planning status, surveys, access, utilities, geotechnical conditions, local approvals and foundation responsibilities are checked before production or a binding programme is confirmed.
A selection of completed work across residential, commercial and public construction. Project-specific scope and dates are stated only where the supporting record is available.
Model Florus
Send the site location, preferred model or drawings, requested changes, scope and target schedule. SAVOX can then distinguish confirmed deliverables from items requiring technical review.