Projects can be completed up to 50% faster than traditional construction. 

The industrial production process empowers us to enhance the product and optimize costs at the same time.

A shorter construction schedule leads to lower costs of interest and site setup, plus an earlier revenue stream. Additional savings can be found in professional fees and the economy of scale.

Modular building projects can be completed quickly, are less vulnerable to weather-related delays and are far less dependent on the organization of trades on-site.

Modular construction is a sustainable building method, which offers advantages in meeting higher BREEAM or LEED standards. Construction waste in the modular building process is around 2%.

Modular construction is relatively light weight compared to in-situ concrete structures. This makes modular solutions extremely suitable for urban locations or as top-up on existing buildings.

Modular construction results in up to 75% fewer vehicle movements around a construction site. Coupled with shorter construction durations this can prove to be a major factor in projects gaining entitlements approvals.

Merati has well-trained permanent employees and permanent quality control at the production line. Tolerances are very tight, which reduces on-site work to a minimum.

Our modular systems are designed to offer a wide level of flexibility in dimensions and accommodate different types of façades, balconies, etc. Once assembled, modular buildings are indistinguishable from their site-built counterparts

The factory-controlled process generates less waste, creates fewer site disturbances and allows for tighter construction. Construction and buildings account for 39% of energy-related CO2 emissions. Using modular construction and sustainable resources, the construction industry can account for a global decrease in energy waste and carbon pollution.