Question 1

What types of prefab structures does TEXO Prefab World manufacture?

Accepted Answer

TEXO manufactures six product families: the Wooden Series (A-frame cabins, arc pods, wooden houses), Prefab Solutions (prefab houses, site offices, accommodation), Portable Solutions (porta cabins, container houses, bunk houses, portable toilets), Specialized Structures (clinics, restaurants, electrical rooms), Security Solutions (security cabins, toll booths, ATM cabins) and PUF Insulated Cabins (control rooms, solar control rooms, clean rooms).

Question 2

How long does prefab installation take?

Accepted Answer

Over 80% of the work is completed in the factory. Once pre-fitted modules arrive on a prepared site, typical installation is completed within 7 to 10 days, depending on project size and site access.

Question 3

How durable are TEXO prefab buildings?

Accepted Answer

TEXO structures use galvanized steel frames and high-grade R-25 insulation, are engineered for a service life of over 25 years and are designed to withstand wind loads of up to 150 km/h.

Question 4

Can modular units be relocated or expanded later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TEXO uses a plug-and-play modular system, so units can be expanded, reconfigured or relocated, typically within 7 to 10 days.

Question 5

Does TEXO work with international buyers?

Accepted Answer

TEXO designs and manufactures in Hyderabad, India, and has delivered projects in more than 50 cities. International buyers can contact the sales team at sales@www.rayanbuild.com to discuss specifications, packing and shipping feasibility for their project.

Question 6

Are TEXO prefab buildings energy efficient?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TEXO builds are thermally optimized, and the factory-controlled process reduces material waste. Thermal design can lower energy usage by up to 30% compared with conventional construction.