Frequently Asked Questions
Comprehensive Knowledge Base for Global Prefab & Modular Solutions
Comprehensive Knowledge Base for Global Prefab & Modular Solutions
As a leading Indian manufacturer of prefabricated structures, modular homes, and specialized cabins, TEXO Prefab World provides clear, technical, and commercial information to help commercial procurement teams, developers, and private buyers execute successful off-site construction projects worldwide.
TEXO modular structures are built on heavy-gauge galvanized steel frame chassis (G550 grade) providing high tensile strength and rust prevention. Envelopes feature high-density Polyurethane Foam (PUF) insulated sandwich panels, Rockwool core cladding, or timber facade overlays. Flooring utilizes fire-resistant cement fiber boards supported by integrated steel joists for max durability across extreme weather conditions.
Yes. Our structural designs are tested and verified by structural engineers to withstand wind loads up to 150 km/h and high seismic activities. The thermal performance of our PUF panel insulation (R-25 equivalent) ensures operational indoor temperature control in ambient heat exceeding 45°C or sub-zero environments.
Every TEXO prefab building is manufactured for an operational lifespan of 25 to 30+ years. Routine maintenance requires minimal operational cost—typically routine exterior washing, inspection of perimeter weather sealant every 5 years, and basic hardware checks.
Absolutly. We offer full architectural customization—including internal floor plans, wall panel finishes, fenestration types, pre-installed MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) pathways, and smart automation systems tailored to international building specifications and regional electrical voltages (110V/220V-240V).
Over 80% of assembly is completed in-house at our Hyderabad factory. Electrical conduits, LED lighting, distribution boards, plumbing lines, modular kitchenettes, and bathroom fixtures are factory-tested and integrated prior to packing for seamless plug-and-play installation.
Units are engineered as modular Flat-Pack sets or Knock-Down components packaged in standard 40ft High-Cube (HQ) shipping containers to minimize ocean freight tariffs. Each bundle is moisture-sealed and crate-protected for long-distance maritime transit.
TEXO modular buildings require simple foundation preparation—such as concrete point piers, perimeter concrete strip footings, or a flat PCC slab. Full structural loading weight data and foundation layout drawings are supplied to the buyer in advance.
Because modules are fully engineered off-site, typical field erection requires 7 to 10 days using a basic mobile crane and local assembly personnel using our detailed 3D step-by-step assembly guides.
Manufacturing turnaround depends on order scale and engineering complexity. Standard porta cabins and container units take 10 to 15 days, while multi-unit resort developments or customized wooden houses average 20 to 35 factory days.
We operate on standard international trade terms including FOB (Free on Board), CIF (Cost, Insurance & Freight), and EXW (Ex-Works). Payment terms typically follow milestone-based Wire Transfers (T/T) or confirmed Irrevocable Letters of Credit (L/C).
Our modular technical engineers are ready to assist with layout planning, material selection, structural load calculations, and global delivery estimations.