Why Prefab?

Smarter Construction for Modern Living

Prefab isn’t about shortcuts — it’s about building smarter.

At AGF – Auz Granny Flat, we use advanced steel prefab construction to deliver high-quality granny flats, co-living spaces, and duplex homes faster, cleaner, and with greater precision than traditional on-site builds.

What Is Prefab Construction?

Smarter Construction for Modern Living

Prefab isn’t about shortcuts — it’s about building smarter.

Prefab (prefabricated) construction means your home is largely manufactured off-site in a controlled factory environment, then transported to your property for installation.

Instead of building everything outdoors — exposed to weather delays and inconsistent workmanship — key components are engineered and assembled with precision before arriving on-site.

At AGF, we combine prefab manufacturing with structural steel framing, creating strong, durable homes designed specifically for Australian conditions.

The Technology Behind AGF Prefab

Our prefab system uses:

  • Structural steel frames built to AS4100
  • Factory-controlled fabrication for accuracy
  • Pre-finished internal wall systems
  • High-performance insulation
  • Double-glazed windows
  • Modular assembly techniques

This approach allows us to deliver consistent quality while dramatically reducing build time and on-site disruption.

Every AGF prefab home is engineered for:

Strength

Durability

Energy efficiency

Long-term performance

Why Prefab Is Better Than Traditional Builds

-Typical build timelines are approximately 10–12 weeks from approvals and site readiness
– Less waiting. Faster rental returns. Earlier move-in.

Factory manufacturing means:
-Precise measurements
-Consistent finishes
-Reduced defects
-Better structural integrity

Prefab construction reduces:
-Labour inefficiencies
-Material wastage
-Unexpected variations

Cleaner & More Sustainable
-Lower material waste
-Reduced site disturbance
-Energy-efficient design
Better for your budget. Better for the environment.

Every AGF prefab build complies with Australian regulations and standards, including:

-Structural steel to AS4100
-BASIX energy requirements
-NCC (National Construction Code)
-Certified engineering
-Private certifier inspections
-Occupation Certificate on completion
Prefab doesn’t mean compromise — it means precision.