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Sustainable construction
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Where are BoKlok homes built?
We partner with some of the UK's leading modular housing specialists to deliver our homes. Our homes are constructed in a factory. They are then transported to site, where any final fixings are completed.
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Why are you manufacturing your homes in a factory?
By manufacturing our homes in a factory, we can be really efficient, reduce unnecessary costs and protect our homes from adverse weather. We complete up to 90% of the homes in the factory, with the remaining 10% completed on the construction site. The modules are then either transported directly to site, or stored temporarily until site is ready to take delivery. During this period, the homes are protected by weather proof packaging. We call it modern and innovative construction, although we have been doing it for over 25 years!
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How do you demonstrate your commitment to sustainability?
Sustainability permeates our entire business, from material selection through to how we work on site. We think sustainably throughout the value chain and in all our processes. We don't just build homes; we build sustainable communities. For us, it is important to create something long-term for those who are going to live there.
Find out more about this on the page: Sustainability
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Which material do you use?
At BoKlok we build all our homes in wood. It is the material that has the lowest carbon footprint of all building materials, which means that our houses have significantly lower climate impact than the average newly built house. We are convinced that wood is an important part of the transition to a sustainable construction industry.
Find out more benefits of building in wood on our page Wood