Stylish and sustainable prefab modular home for your perfect living

It's important to note that the need for a permit to build our houses may vary depending on the country you are in. Some countries allow houses smaller than 70 square meters to be built without a permit, but it's always best to contact your local municipality office to get directions and limitations. If an official permit is required, you will need to work with a building bureau to obtain all the necessary documents. It's also important to determine whether our architecture is allowed in your area before starting the building process. For those placing our houses in Slovenia, we also offer a comprehensive package that includes consulting, any other project planning, document editing, and a great price for all services combined.

It's good to know that your prefab modular houses can be delivered to the whole EU area. This makes it more accessible to those who are interested in purchasing houses in different parts of Europe.

Yes, at Elegant Living, we stand behind the quality and durability of our prefabricated modular homes, and we offer assurance and warranty for our products. Our homes are built to meet and exceed local building codes for safety and structural integrity, ensuring your peace of mind. We provide a two-year warranty for our buildings, which covers any defects in materials or workmanship. We also offer a 10-year warranty on the structure of the building, including the CLT panels and other essential components. Additionally, we provide ongoing support and maintenance for our homes to ensure their longevity and optimal performance. At Elegant Living, we take pride in our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We strive to provide our clients with the best possible service and support, and we stand behind our product with confidence.

Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is a type of engineered wood product that consists of multiple layers of solid wood panels stacked perpendicular to each other and glued together. Compared to regular glued laminated timber, CLT has several advantages. First, CLT is stronger and stiffer than regular glued laminated timber due to the crosswise orientation of the wood fibers in each layer. This allows for larger spans and more versatile design options. Second, CLT is more dimensionally stable than regular glued laminated timber, meaning it is less likely to warp, twist or shrink. This is because the crosswise orientation of the wood fibers in each layer counteracts the natural tendency of wood to move with changes in moisture content. Third, CLT has a smaller environmental footprint compared to traditional building materials like concrete and steel. Wood is a renewable resource and when harvested and managed sustainably, it can be a carbon-neutral or even carbon-negative material. Finally, it's important that the glue used to manufacture CLT is non-toxic because it ensures that the indoor air quality of the building is not compromised. Toxic glues can release harmful chemicals and VOCs (volatile organic compounds) into the air, which can have negative health effects on occupants. In summary, CLT offers several benefits over regular glued laminated timber, including greater strength and stiffness, improved dimensional stability, and a smaller environmental footprint. Using non-toxic glue in the manufacturing process also ensures that the indoor air quality of the building is not compromised.

The results of the study suggest that the cost of the structural frame for the CLT option is about 16 to 29% greater than that of the cast-in-place reinforced concrete option. The results from this study show that CLT structures cost significantly more than cast-in-place reinforced concrete structures. However, we can gain CLT for better prices.

Kitchen and all the furniture. On the kitchen wall there are enough sockets, also with separate fuse protection, as well as a cold and hot water connection as well as a sewer.