Have you ever thought of building your cottage in a non-traditional way, instead turning to prefabricated construction? Not necessarily the first thought when you have such a project in mind. But "prefabricated" doesn't just mean ready-built. Times change and things evolve, even in the field of prefabricated chalets. More and more trendy models are appearing to keep up with the times. To the delight of those planning to build, opting for a prefabricated chalet can be faster and more economical, without sacrificing quality. Quite the contrary!
Boréal
Boréal is a local family business with a mission to revolutionize the art of building homes and buildings with wood. Their high-quality Thermolog® product, solid reconstituted wood, promises "dimensional stability comparable to conventional construction methods, an energy-efficient building whose thermal mass exceeds Canadian standards, and unequalled assembly efficiency". Produits Boréal cottages are delivered in easy-to-assemble parts. Prices range from $35,000 to $250,000, depending on size and materials. You'll also need to plan for foundation work, partitions and interior finishing, plus labor if you don't feel up to it!
Produits Boréal inc.
1640 Avenue de la Technologie, Alma, Québec G8C 0E1, Canada
1-844-654-2020
info@produitsboreal.ca
produitsboreal.ca
Préfab
Les bâtiments Préfab offer kit cottages for self-assembly or assembly by a contractor. A collection of 3 Scandinavian-style cottages with clean lines joins their more classic models. Featuring large windows, an open-plan living area, a roof terrace for the master bedroom, a covered outdoor area for a dining room or summer lounge, and a large terrace at the rear, this collection comes in three models that can accommodate between 2 and 8 people. Closed interior storage is integrated to keep the visible spaces uncluttered. A laundry room has been designed close to the bedrooms for added convenience. A shed integrated into the building provides practical storage for sports equipment, bicycles and tools.
FABEST
FABEST manufactures ready-to-finish homes. In other words, the structure is built in the factory, the building is installed on your site, and all the finishing work is done by the customer to personalize their cottage. The shell is delivered with insulated walls, floor structure, asphalt shingle roof, ceiling insulation, foundation insulation, interior partitions, doors and windows. Then it's your turn to take care of the carpentry, plumbing, heating, flooring and walls. This is the principle of self-build. By choosing your own subcontractors or doing the work yourself, you'll make substantial savings. Of course, FABEST's experienced team will be with you every step of the way, offering you the benefit of our extensive network of suppliers and professionals, and helping you to obtain the permits you need to build your cottage.
Maisons Bonneville
This family business has been in existence for 55 years. Its expertise has made it the Quebec leader in prefabricated homes and cottages. Well-known in Quebec, this company offers prefabricated cottages to suit all tastes. For example, in the Natur V series, a more modern, streamlined style with large windows lets you enjoy the view of nature while remaining comfortable in your cottage. With two bedrooms and 1278 square feet of living space, this split-level chalet features a 206-square-foot, three-season veranda for outdoor enjoyment and indoor comfort.
Maisons Laprise
Since 1989, Maisons Laprise has been manufacturing and marketing energy-efficient pre-engineered homes for every taste and budget. Concern for the environment is a value firmly anchored in the company's philosophy, with eco-responsible choices: good materials management, recycling of waste, choice of materials with low environmental impact, high-quality durable materials, use of engineered wood, Energy Star-certified doors and windows. With their prefabricated panelized home concept, you can explore a multitude of possibilities for your project. There are many advantages to opting for pre-engineered homes: manufacturing takes place in a controlled environment, i.e. sheltered from the elements; it's an economical choice in terms of materials and labor; quality is better controlled; the construction deadline is better met; and finally, there's a substantial reduction in material waste.
Chalets Bo kits
Chalets Bo kits se spécialise dans les petits chalets faciles à assembler. 100% faits au Québec, écologiques et durables, les chalets se veulent abordables. Vous pouvez choisir parmi les modèles préfabriqués mais tous les projets peuvent aussi être personnalisables. Par exemple, le modèle «La Tanière» (photo) est un petit chalet en bois naturel écologique avec un toit de tôle galvanisé, prépeinte. Ce chalet peut être 3 ou 4 saisons et il est entièrement personnalisable. Les fenêtres peuvent être en bois thermo ainsi que les portes. Une mezzanine peut y être ajoutée pour une superficie plus grande ou pour plus de rangement. Un guide d'assemblage bien clair est bien sûr fourni en sachant qu'aucune notion de construction n'est requise. Le chalet est livré en 4 à 10 boîtes et s'assemble en quelques heures.
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