Do prefabricated houses get warm?

One of the most frequently asked questions about prefabricated houses is, "Do prefabricated houses get warm, will there be heating problems?" We understand this concern very well. In this article, İrem Prefabrik will clarify all the questions regarding the heating of prefabricated houses in a simple and clear manner.

Whether a prefabricated house heats up or not depends on a combination of many factors, from the proper preparation of the foundation and the quality and thickness of the materials used in the walls, roof, and floors, to the accuracy of the applied heat and vapor insulation, the selection and installation precision of windows and doors, the type and efficiency of the heating system, ventilation and humidity control, as well as the climatic conditions of the building's location and interior usage habits. At İrem Prefabrik, we assist in selecting materials suitable for the area where the prefabricated structure will be built and prevent you from experiencing heating problems with the right techniques.

Are Prefabricated Houses Cold in Winter?

With the right project, appropriate materials, and construction, no, they won't be cold. A good foundation, sufficient wall and roof insulation, quality windows and doors, and professional installation will make prefabricated houses warm and comfortable. However, if insulation is insufficient, joints are incorrectly constructed, or low-efficiency heating is used, a feeling of cold will arise. So the problem isn't simply that they are "prefabricated"; with the right choices and proper construction, prefabricated houses are quite resistant to winter conditions. At İrem Prefabrik, we consider and calculate these possibilities when building our structures.

Can Natural Gas Be Connected to a Prefabricated House?

Yes, it can be connected, but there are certain conditions that must be met. Let's look at those conditions now.

• The structure must be fixed in place and have a project approved and licensed by the municipality. Natural gas lines cannot be installed in prefabricated houses built without a license.
• Proximity to the natural gas network in the region and approval from the distribution company are required.
• The installation must be carried out by an authorized company in accordance with safety regulations.
• For mobile, portable cabins, natural gas is not recommended for structures that will be constantly moved.
• In fixed, permanent residences, combi boilers and built-in heating systems can be easily used.