ᐅ Request for feedback on various prefabricated house manufacturers

There was a post here by someone who tested almost all common prefab house providers over several months.
@11ant what was their name again?

tomtom79 schrieb:

There was a post from someone who tested almost all popular prefab house providers over several months.
@11ant what was their name again?

Did that person build with all of them?
I don’t have any experience with these companies unfortunately.
But somehow they all seem to work quite similarly.

Noa2020 schrieb:

Schwörerhaus, Okal Haus, Weberhaus, and Bien-Zenker.

Schwörerhaus has a visible seam between the plastered floors, which is something you have to like.
I’ve read quite a few good things about Weberhaus here.
A representative from Bien-Zenker once came by but never got back in touch.
Okal Haus has an interesting house near me, and so does Schwörerhaus, which makes both feel more approachable and trustworthy.

What about using the search function?
Or have you looked through construction blogs?

I just noticed that the original poster was a one-hit wonder... registered on the 14th, last seen on the 14th...
And the mysterious guest star Mr. Pitter? Apparently, he also registered on that same day :p

ypg schrieb:

Schwörerhaus has a joint between the plastered floors, you have to like that.

There are also options without this joint, but they apparently cost extra and are possible.

And no, the mentioned original poster definitely hasn't tested them all—just assuming that is not right. But he is asking for experiences and has shared his own.

hausnrplus25 schrieb:

and focus on the company philosophy and wall construction!

What do you mean by company philosophy? They even change that with their advertising agencies, even for single-brand suppliers.

tomtom79 schrieb:

There was a post here by someone who tested almost all common prefab house providers over several months.
@11ant what was their name?

Argh, damn. I knew exactly what you meant but still searched for a long time. @erazorlll looked for a planner for his projects https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissoptimierung-Doppelhaushälfte-am-hang-mit-192m-Wohnfläche.35270/ in a truly impressive information marathon – you can find it in about a dozen posts, though not in a thread he started himself, specifically: among others, post #72 (page 12) and #125 (page 21) in https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/baufirma-im-grossraum-stuttgart-gesucht.28802/

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WilderSueden schrieb:

I think the topic of wall construction is more confusing. Everyone claims to have the best possible walls, except for the companies that don’t say much because they just add extra polystyrene on the outside. Company philosophy is really just marketing anyway.

What’s more important is to look at how the individual companies position themselves in the market and to check whether you want to build in the same price range.

11ant schrieb:

What do you mean by company philosophy? Even brand-name companies change their advertising agencies frequently.

Argh, annoying. I immediately knew what you meant but still spent quite some time looking for it. @erazorlll searched extensively for the designer for his plans https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissoptimierung-Doppelhaushälfte-am-hang-mit-192m-Wohnfläche.35270/ in a truly impressive information marathon – you can find about a dozen references scattered across the forum, though not in a thread he started himself, specifically posts #72 (page 12) and #125 (page 21) in https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/baufirma-im-grossraum-stuttgart-gesucht.28802/

A company philosophy (especially from smaller businesses) can also mean no big marketing but rather communication and quality as their core values! Glossy brochures don’t say anything about that. But to differentiate this, you really need to be reflective, realistic, and take your time!

And wall constructions are not all the same. The differences in quality are enormous! But again, you have to be willing to invest time and effort to deal with it.