Differences Between Prefab House and Veloce Panel House

One of the most confused issues for those who want to have a house built is the difference between lightweight panel structures sold as 'prefabricated' in the market and 'Concrete Coated Steel Reinforced Panel' building technology offered by Veloce. Classic prefabricated houses generally consist of light fibrous boards (press panel) squeezed between thin galvanized sheet metal frames. While these structures are suitable for temporary use, construction sites and emergency shelter needs, they can fall short in terms of heat comfort, sound transition, wall feeling and durability in permanent residential use. ### The Difference of Veloce Panel Buildings - **Monolithic Stone Structure Feeling:** Since concrete plaster is sprayed on the panels after they are installed on site in Veloce system, the walls literally give the feeling of stone, reinforced concrete walls. When you knock, no hollow sound is heard. - **Infinite Architectural Flexibility:** You are not bound to ready-made box panels that are multiples of 1.25 meters as in classic prefab. Rooms of desired size, angled or with wide spans can be built. - **All Season Comfort:** The high density EPS with a thickness of 10-14 cm located at the heart of the walls shows much higher thermal resistance compared to thin insulation materials used in lightweight prefabs.