Mobile Home — Prefab, Modular and Portable Buildings
Prefab and modular structures move the building work into a factory, so what arrives on site is largely assembly. VIGOHOME supplies mobile homes, prefab and container-based structures, planned around the transport limits and the site's foundations.
Key facts
- Prefabricated and modular residential units
- Container and flat-pack building systems
- Site offices, camps and temporary structures
- Structure, cladding, insulation and services
- Sized to container and road transport limits
- Flat-pack options for lower freight volume
Structures designed for the journey
A modular building is only practical if it ships and assembles without special equipment. VIGOHOME plans the structure around container and road limits, supplies the panels, frames, cladding and services either knocked down or assembled, and provides foundation and connection guidance so local teams can put it together.
- Prefab and modular units
- Container and flat-pack systems
- Site offices and camps
- Flat-pack freight options
Typical scope in this category
Indicative ranges — send your schedule and we confirm exact models and specifications.
| Product | Typical use | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Modular homes | Residential and staff housing | Studio to multi-room; assembled or knocked down |
| Container buildings | Offices, camps, storage | Standard and modified containers; insulation |
| Prefab panels | Walls, roofs, floors | Insulated sandwich panels; steel or timber frames |
| Structure & cladding | Frame and envelope | Steel frames, cladding, roofing, trim |
| Services | Water, power, drainage | Pre-installed electrical, plumbing, sanitary |
| Flat-pack kits | Remote and budget sites | Panels, frames, fixings, assembly guidance |
Mobile home — common questions
How is a modular building shipped?
Units ship either assembled, within container dimensions, or knocked down and stacked. We plan the split against the road and crane limits at your destination and quote the freight volume accordingly.
What foundations does a mobile home need?
Most systems need a level slab, strip or screw-pile foundation rather than a full basement, and the connection points for water, power and drainage are defined so local contractors can prepare the base before the units arrive.
Can units be supplied flat-packed?
Yes. Flat-packed panels and frames reduce freight volume significantly and are assembled on site with basic tools, which suits remote sites where transport cost dominates the budget.
Send your site and requirements
We plan the structure around freight limits and quote the package.