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Are prefabricated houses earthquake resistant?

Building materials are the most important factor affecting the earthquake resistance of buildings. While concrete is used in traditional houses, concrete is not used in prefabricated houses, the structure consists of steel systems.

Concrete is a very fragile, heavy and expensive material. It may therefore not be an ideal choice for an earthquake-resistant house.

Steel is light, strong and flexible. It is an earthquake resistant material. Since steel is a material capable of withstanding large loads and stresses, prefabricated houses can bend easily during an earthquake to relieve seismic stress.

Prefabricated houses are specially designed and built to withstand strong earthquakes. The first appearance of prefabricated houses was as earthquake victim housing. In scientific studies, it has been determined that steel structured prefabricated houses survived an earthquake of magnitude 8 without any damage.

Can a two-story prefabricated house collapse? Is it safe?

Duplex prefabricated houses are very safe thanks to the steel material used in the attachment areas of two-storey prefabricated houses. 

Are two-story prefabricated houses wind-resistant?

Prefabricated two-storey houses have become more popular than traditional houses. Two-storey prefabricated houses are manufactured to be resistant to storms and wind. Prefabricated houses, which are resistant to wind blowing at an average of 80km/h, have extra reinforcement options if they are to be built in a very windy area.

Are prefabricated houses fire resistant?

They are also highly resistant to fire and our materials have the relevant certificates. Prefabricated houses are designed and manufactured to be resistant to fire. You can live comfortably in your prefabricated house produced with fireproof materials.

Can lightning strike a prefabricated house?

While prefabricated buildings are safe from environmental factors, there are some things that homeowners should keep in mind to make their homes even safer. For example, you need to protect your prefabricated home from lightning and sudden surge surges. To prevent lightning strikes, lightning rods or insulated lightning conductors should be used on the prefabricated structure.

What is the lifespan of prefabricated houses?

The service life of prefabricated buildings may vary depending on many factors such as maintenance, building material, usage style, climatic conditions and building area.

Recent studies show that a prefabricated house that is built with quality building materials, maintained on time and used meticulously can be used for an average of 50-70 years.

Are the walls of prefabricated houses strong?

The inner and outer wall thicknesses of prefabricated houses are designed as 6-10 cm and galvanized steel material is used in the joint systems. In addition to all these features, prefabricated house walls produced using betopan panels are very strong as they also contain concrete.

Why is wall thickness important in duplex prefabricated houses?

One of the factors affecting the climatic performance of prefabricated houses is the wall thickness. A thick wall protects the house from wind and earthquake damage and also prevents sound from spreading inside the house. Thin walls can cause problems in various ways. Duplex prefabricated houses may need extra wall thickness to withstand high winds and other weather conditions.

What to look for when buying a prefabricated house?

When buying a prefabricated house, make sure that the house is suitable for your needs and the climate of the region you live in. Make sure that the construction quality is good and the materials used are durable.

In addition, you should make sure that you get a guarantee for any defects that may arise in the house after construction. You should clarify which services are included in the prices stated in the contract. You should definitely see a sample house. You should ask your builder before delivery whether subcontractors are used, whether there is customer support, how many years warranty is offered, what the payment plan is.

Is a prefabricated house harmful to health?

Prefabricated houses are produced for people to live healthier and more comfortable in the long term. Prefabricated houses do not cause any harm to human health. Manufacturers; While using the highest quality insulation materials for the strength of the structure and the environment, the houses are built in a modern and sustainable way. Mold does not form in prefabricated houses and a balanced environment is provided in terms of temperature. Thanks to their modern design, people's mental health is also prioritized. In the production of prefabricated houses, there are designated control points and quality control is ensured at the highest level.

Can you live in a prefabricated house?

Prefabricated houses are modular and can be assembled in just a short time. They are usually designed to be energy efficient, so you spend less money on utility bills. Prefabricated houses, which are designed in accordance with climatic conditions, are suitable for your taste and style as they can be designed individually. Thanks to the materials produced by prioritizing human and environmental health, you can live a modern and luxurious life for many years with little maintenance.

Can you live in a prefabricated house in winter?

Prefabricated houses can be produced in accordance with all climatic conditions. While 6 cm inner and 10 cm outer wall thickness is used as standard in prefabricated houses, 16-density styrofoam is used for insulation.

Do prefabricated houses stay warm in winter?

Prefabricated houses are designed for all climatic conditions. Betopan is preferred for exterior cladding and glass rock wool for insulation on the ceiling and 16 density EPS styrofoam or full wool on the walls. Thus, temperature and coldness are balanced in accordance with climatic conditions.

Can you build a prefabricated house in the Black Sea?

Prefabricated houses can be built wherever materials are available and skilled labor is available. In the Black Sea region, especially in coastal areas, building a reinforced concrete house can be costly and difficult as the landforms are very sloping. Prefabricated houses are increasing in popularity in the Black Sea region because they are easy to build.

Do I need a license or permit for a prefabricated house?

As with traditional reinforced concrete houses, prefabricated houses also require permits and licenses.

First of all, you should take your draft project from your company that will build your prefabricated house and go to any architectural office and have a project file prepared. You can get your license by having this project file approved by the public works directorate of the municipality where the building will be built. Then the construction process can begin. That's it!

Do prefabricated houses have a title deed?

Since prefabricated houses are a new concept in our country, there are many debates about whether they have a title deed. Architectural, mechanical and electrical plans can be prepared and approved by the municipality and a license can be obtained. In addition, a title deed application can be made by having the license approved by the Cadastral Directorate.

Do I need a project for a prefabricated house?

When buying a prefabricated house, you must first make sure that the model to be built is designed for a prefabricated structure and manufactured in the factory. In addition, you need to have a project file prepared from the architectural office for the design of the house. Afterwards, you can apply for a license by applying to the public works directorate of the municipality of the location where the building will be built in the project file.

Are the license costs different for duplex and single-storey prefabricated houses?

There are several factors that can affect the license cost of a prefabricated house. Costs can vary depending on the construction area, the municipality, and the details of the project. Fees may vary from city to city and according to the other factors we have mentioned.

Where to build a prefabricated house?

Prefabricated houses can be built on zoned and unzoned plots. However, in order to build a prefabricated house on unzoned land; it is necessary to make sure that the land has a road frontage. A maximum of 5% zoning permission is given on unzoned plots with frontage in the cadastre. Prefabricated houses up to a maximum of ^250m2can be built on unzoned plots.

At first glance, prefabricated houses may seem less durable than traditional reinforced concrete houses and insufficient in terms of sound and heat insulation. But this is a big mistake. Prefabricated houses are much more durable and insulated than reinforced concrete houses.

6cm inner wall, 10cm outer wall thickness, as well as 16 dansti density styrofoam and air gaps between the walls, prefabricated houses provide excellent heat and sound insulation.

If the prefabricated house is to be built in areas with very cold or very hot climatic conditions, the walls can be thickened or thinned so that extra precautions can be taken for harsh climatic conditions.

Another issue that raises questions is the roof systems of prefabricated houses. Advanced insulation can be achieved by using rock wool or glass wool for roof insulation.

Are prefabricated houses soundproof?

All structures built today are soundproof to a certain extent. Prefabricated houses, like reinforced concrete houses, are of course sound permeable, but the air gaps in the wall blocks provide adequate sound insulation. If the house is to be built in a very noisy environment such as a roadside, it is also possible to take additional isolation measures.

Does additional insulation need to be applied for a duplex prefabricated villa?

Usually no additional insulation is needed between the walls of the units, but in colder climates it may be necessary to add extra layers of insulation between the wall studs and the roof or ceiling joists to create a thermal barrier. Whether the house is single storey or duplex does not change the insulation needs.

Is the heat and sound insulation of prefabricated houses adequate?

How many days does it take to manufacture and assemble prefabricated houses?

The biggest advantage of prefabricated houses is that they can be built incredibly fast compared to traditional reinforced concrete houses.

Prefabricated building constructions consist of 3 parts: laying the foundation, production and assembly. An average of 3-4 days is needed for the foundation to be ready for construction. Although production varies according to factors such as the production capacity and intensity of the company you will work with, we can accept an average of 10 days. The length of the assembly phase increases in direct proportion to the square meter of the prefabricated structure and we can estimate that this phase will take 15 days.

As a result, your home will be ready for occupancy approximately 30 days after you place your order.

Prefabricated or reinforced concrete?

Prefabricated houses are cheaper and easier to build and maintain than traditional reinforced concrete houses. Reinforced concrete houses can also be built with prefabricated, modular components, but concrete is used as the main building material. Building a prefabricated house costs less than building a reinforced concrete house. They are lighter and easier to transport. They require less maintenance and can be customized to meet the needs of users.

Prefabricated house or container house?

The answer to this question may vary depending on the purpose for which you will use your home. If you are going to live most of the year or if you want to live a quality life, a prefabricated house will be the right choice for you.

Should you prefer prefabricated or steel for a duplex?

The answer to this question may vary according to your budget. If you are looking for an affordable solution, you can choose a prefabricated house. If you want your house to be more robust and long-lasting, steel construction house solutions may be the right choice for you. 

Can a prefabricated house be plastered?

Although there are not many situations that require you to plaster the facade of prefabricated houses, it is possible to plaster if you want to have sheathing.

Why should I buy a prefabricated house?

Prefabricated houses are more affordable than traditional houses. Prefabricated houses are easier and faster to build. Prefabricated houses can be customized according to your needs and expectations. Prefabricated houses are produced from materials suitable for the environment and human health. The fact that prefabricated houses are easier to move and can be delivered quickly are among the reasons why you should buy a prefabricated house. Moreover, when you maintain them properly and regularly, they have a lifespan of 50 to 70 years.

Does it make sense to buy a prefabricated house?

When making a decision, it is important to weigh the advantages and disadvantages mentioned in the previous sections. Prefabricated houses are ready to live in within 30 to 50 days. You can find homes that fit your budget and expectations. In addition to being durable and reliable, they offer the opportunity to customize them to suit your needs. At the same time, you can have a house in a short time without shaking your budget by making installments or deferred payment agreements. Although it seems quite logical to buy a prefabricated house, the final choice is yours!

Is there a loan for a prefabricated house? Do banks give loans?

Some banks can provide loans for prefabricated houses under certain conditions. However, since the prefabricated house is a much newer concept in our country, it should be kept in mind that not all banks provide loans yet. In order to apply for a prefabricated house loan; documents such as invoice, income certificate, identity information, payroll must be submitted to the bank branch. In addition, prefabricated house loan applications can only be made by real persons. Applications cannot be made by legal entities.

Why are prefabricated houses cheap?

Prefabricated houses are seen as a cheap and fast way to build a house. They are built through assembly after factory production in a predetermined area. This means that prefabricated homes do not require the same level of construction time as traditional homes. This results in a faster and cheaper process. Their components are manufactured in the factory and can be assembled at the construction site. They require less land, labor and time than traditional houses.

Can prefabricated houses be relocated?

Since prefabricated houses are modular structures, assembly and disassembly are very easy.

We can move your prefabricated house to the location you want for disassembly and transportation fee.

Can you build a prefabricated house on top of a building?

A prefabricated house can be built on a reinforced concrete building, but there are some points to be considered. First, the reinforcement must be in good condition and the structure must be strong enough to support the weight of the prefabricated house. Secondly, the prefabricated house must be specifically designed for this type of construction. Therefore, it may not blend well with other features in the building. Prefabricated houses often need reinforced concrete foundations to support the weight. If the reinforced concrete building is damaged, your prefabricated floor may also be damaged.

Can an additional floor be built in a prefabricated house?

Extra floors can be added to prefabricated houses. It is an easy and cost-effective way to increase the size of your home. However, the area of the additional floor depends on the area and structure of your prefabricated house.

Can you build a prefabricated house abroad?

Yes, as Idealmod & Ideal Home family, we can build prefabricated houses in many parts of the world.

How many tons is a prefabricated house?

A 90m2 prefabricated house has an average weight of 7 to 9 tons.

How to maintain a prefabricated house?

Prefabricated houses are a great investment but, like any other real estate, it is important to maintain them if you want them to last a long time. The exterior and interior surfaces should be cleaned regularly. Gutters and panels should be cleaned, and attention should be paid to places in contact with rain and snow. Cleaning of all surfaces includes windows, siding and the roof. External walls must be sealed. 

How many years will Betopan last?

Betopan material used in the walls of prefabricated houses; It is used to create a strong and lightweight structure in prefabricated houses. Since this material can withstand weather conditions, it is ideal for areas with high humidity and severe weather conditions. Betopan panels use 80 mm EPS foam and galvanized H, U panel joint systems as joint systems. In addition, according to the materials and techniques preferred in prefabricated houses, the life of the betopan material is 45-50 years.