Residential modular houses, built to NZEB.
For year-round living across Europe.

Yes. Our residential modular houses are built for year-round living and sit on a permanent foundation, like any other home. The structure is an insulated timber frame with 100 mm of façade rock wool plus two layers of rock wool in the frame, 250 mm in the walls (U = 0.15 W/(m²K), R = 6.75) and 300 mm in the roof (U = 0.13 W/(m²K), R = 7.714), built to the NZEB standard under the European Directive 31/2010 and aligned with the French RE 2020. What is different is how much is built indoors: a turnkey home is completed in our factory as modules, while a semi-finished house is assembled on your plot from panels produced in our factory.

A turnkey house arrives ready to live in: plasterboard walls painted, flooring, tiles, interior doors, the electrical panel and lighting, and a working bathroom. A semi-finished house is assembled on your plot from factory-made panels and handed over closed and weathertight, with the exterior fully finished — decorative plaster, windows, roofing and terraces — and the structure insulated to NZEB, while the interior stays at vapour-barrier level for you to complete. Both ranges cover every size, from about 43 to 127 m². On comparable sizes, semi-finished starts about a quarter lower: Modulo 79 (79.6 m²) costs €70,819, the turnkey Modulo 77 (77 m²) €91,876, VAT excluded.

Built area is the outer footprint of the building, measured to the outside face of the walls. Useful area is the floor you actually walk on inside, once the wall thickness is subtracted — and an NZEB wall is thick, so the difference is real. Modulo 77, for example, has 77 m² built and 61 m² of useful floor; Zen Trio has 103 m² built and 85 m² useful. Terraces are listed separately and are not counted in either figure.

Yes. We sell and deliver modular houses and prefab homes to more than 40 European countries, and our residential portfolio already includes houses in France, Ireland and Germany. Transport is quoted per project, based on the number of trucks your model requires and the distance to your plot. Depending on the country, you work with us directly or through an authorised local partner.

Listed prices do not include VAT, the foundation, connections to water, sewage and electricity, transport to your plot, and unloading on site — a crane for turnkey modules, a forklift for the palletised semi-finished panels. For semi-finished models, interior linings, installations, interior doors and the scaffolding for the exterior finishes are also excluded. Assembly by our team is included in both ranges. Every quote we send lists the excluded items separately.

A concrete slab, concrete pillars or metal ground screws — the choice depends on your soil, the slope of the plot and local rules. The foundation is built on your plot by a local contractor while your house is being produced in the factory, and we send the loads and dimensions it has to meet.

Yes — a residential modular house is a permanent building and needs a building permit like any other. The rules differ from one country, region and municipality to another, so the file is prepared locally. We supply the technical documentation of the model — plans, dimensions, loads, structure and thermal performance — so that you or your local architect can file the application.

It depends on the range. Turnkey homes arrive as finished modules and only need joining and connecting: our team completes them on your foundation in 5 to 10 working days. Semi-finished houses are built on site from factory-made panels, so assembly takes 10 to 30 working days, depending on the model. In both cases, production in the factory runs in parallel with the foundation work on your plot, which is what makes the overall timeline much shorter than a conventional build.