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"Prefab Is the Latest Thing in Penthouses. Swedish Couple Cranes Ready - Made Apartments to the Top of London Buildings."
The Wall Street Journal Europe,
April 28 - 29 April, 2000 more>>

The strength of the First Penthouse system is the modular approach to construction.

Production facility in Sweden.

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How First Penthouse creates quality space from undeveloped rooftops

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With up to 90% of construction completed off-site, this not only drastically reduces the disruption typical of traditional build, but allows great control over the construction process, resulting in a superb product.

No two rooftops are the same, so all penthouses are completely site- specific, and are bespoke to enhance the character of the host-building, whilst working amongst the existing constraints, like chimney positions, lift shafts and pipes.

3d digital surveys and precision craning allow this level of accuracy.

In a temperature controlled factory environment, perfect conditions ensure quality workmanship. Penthouses are fully commissioned and tested before leaving the factory.

During a typical ten week factory production period, the roof of the host-building is prepared and the substructure set in place for the arrival of the modular penthouse.

Having set the key dimensions of the space, the First Penthouse system allows early-buyers to customise interior design. Fittings, finishes and layout can be specified by the client.