prefabricated wall

You are a manufacturer of prefabricated walls for these houses.

Many prefabricated walls are finished and will be shipped in.

The rain was hammered into the ground like a prefabricated wall.

They took a thirty-five-foot section of corridor and created a cell block with a prefabricated wall.

Brettstapel is commonly produced as part of a prefabricated wall, ceiling or roof panel.

Prefabricated walls and roofing would make dramatic savings in time and labour cost.

As such, these goods are "prefabricated wall sections, partitions and dividers for permanent installation in buildings."

Everything above the underframe is completely removed, and replaced by new, prefabricated wall and roof modules.

Prefabricated Wall Frames are also widely recognised as a fast, economical way to construct domestic and commercial buildings.

He spent eight years developing his Mono-lite prefabricated walls, which provide an insulating value of R-50 in a single panel less than five inches thick.

The hotel -- with rooms that go for 250 dollars a night -- consists of an assembly of prefabricated walls on the first floor.

This prefabricated wall manufacturer will complement the operations of other firms specializing in the manufacture of roof trusses and floor joists.

“Got off-the-shelf factory windows, prefabricated walls,” he says, sounding as if he were admiring a tricked-out low rider.

A USA patented prefabricated wall system utilising new technology for natural stone and ceramic tile wall claddings.

But when conversation turned to the United States, the Indian's voice bounced angrily off the prefabricated walls, rattling paper posters printed in Sanskrit.

Produits Canwall is the first Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean enterprise to devote itself exclusively to the manufacture of prefabricated walls.

The Mughals built prefabricated walls to protect their gains around the fort and then placed highly accurate narrow barreled long-cannons that were about 20-25 ft in length.

It is here that the project is gaining a considerable saving in time - at least two months - by using prefabricated wall panels, typically 12 by 20 feet.

Several industries reside in the town including a roof and floor truss plant, a prefabricated wall plant, a fan clutch manufacturing facility, and a machine shop manufacturing company.

He cited the pervasive use of prefabricated walls, floors and roofs, now used in more than half of all new houses, which can reduce construction time by 25 percent over that of stick-build framing.

The carpentry firm developed a system in which prefabricated wall, roof and floor elements are assembled from 100 per cent untreated timber and connected by wooden dowels, requiring a factory extension to commence production.

Counsel for the respondent submitted that the prefabricated panels and panel fittings are prefabricated walls or partitions and, therefore, that they fall specifically within the description of the goods enumerated in paragraph 2(q) of the Regulations.

Over the following years TW Ingham & Sons manufactured a wide range of fibrous plaster sheets, decorative ceiling panels, cornices, mouldings, ceiling centres, pressed cements mouldings, heated ceilings and prefabricated wall panels.

She argued that they cannot be considered "wall panels" under section 18 of Part I of Schedule IV to the Act because they are specifically described as prefabricated walls or partitions in paragraph 2(q) of the Regulations.

They build modular energy efficient homes, where their []prefabricated wall panels come from off-shore factory in a container, and uses a crane to place the panels onto the foundation, reducing the construction time and increasing the accuracy of the home for less air leakage.