They will already be assembled, meaning they are not too easy to move into position. Labor costs will also be lower because there will be an element of a ‘production line’ to speed up time spent on each building, compared to building on-site which will invariably take longer per building.Īs mentioned earlier, prefabs will arrive on the back of a truck. Prefabs can also be cheaper than the other options, because the factory will be specifically geared up to build, finish and paint your backyard office – meaning that the fixed costs at each building stage will be lower. As you can imagine, this is very convenient because instead of having to spend ages sourcing materials and building a backyard studio, a completed one will literally arrive on the back of a truck.
A prefab backyard shed (or one big enough to use as an office workspace) will therefore arrive to your house already built, with doors and windows pre-hung and it will already be painted. ‘Prefab’ is short for ‘prefabricated’, meaning a building which is assembled in a factory before being transported (in a finished state) to the particular site where the building is situated. As America's leading provider of installed storage buildings and garages, we look forward to helping you find the ideal building for your needs.What Are Prefab Backyard Offices/Studios? Since 1981, we have delivered on our customer promise of providing products of lasting value through the use of innovative engineering, proven construction techniques and expert consultative services. Our national presence as the industry leader allows us to deliver key advantages like product innovation, exclusive or even patented building features and raw material purchasing power that help to ensure our customers get great products. Our local professionals help guide customers through the entire design and construction process, with installation of our buildings included in the purchase price.
Tuff Shed buildings are manufactured and installed locally, with domestically produced materials.
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