Concealed building services
Electrical conduits and suitable plumbing routes can run within coordinated wall or service cavities for a cleaner interior finish.
Premium wall build-up · concealed services
Premium Modular Containers with Light-Gauge Steel Walls
For modular homes, hotels and design-led buildings that require more than a basic sandwich-panel finish. Our light-gauge steel wall system combines mineral-wool insulation, concealed service routes and flexible interior and exterior finishes within a robust modular structure.
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In focus
From the wall frame to the finished space.
Real production and completed-interior photographs show the layered construction route available for higher-specification modular projects.
System capability
Designed around your project—not a standard catalogue.
Mineral-wool insulated light-gauge steel walls Concealed electrical and suitable plumbing routes Corrugated metal, fibre-cement or project-specific façades Gypsum-board or fibre-cement interior linings
Typical applications
01Modular homes and villas02Modular hotels and guest rooms03Premium staff accommodation04Executive offices and commercial spaces
Define exactly what your project needs.
Compare the complete framed wall assembly, service zones and finish schedule—not only the modular chassis price.
| System type | Project-engineered modular steel structure with light-gauge steel framed external and internal walls. |
|---|---|
| Wall framing | Light-gauge steel studs, tracks and openings; member section, gauge, coating and connections follow project engineering. |
| Cavity insulation | Mineral wool installed between studs; thickness and density selected for the required complete-wall performance. |
| Exterior finish | Corrugated or profiled metal, fibre-cement façade panels, or another technically compatible project-specific cladding. |
| Interior finish | Gypsum board or fibre-cement board, including moisture-resistant systems where required by room use. |
| Concealed services | Electrical conduits and suitable plumbing routes coordinated within designed wall or service cavities, with access retained for maintenance points. |
| Weather control | Membranes, ventilated cavities, flashings and vapour-control layers specified around the destination climate and selected façade. |
| Delivery format | Factory completion, module dimensions, lifting points and transport arrangement confirmed around the route and site-installation plan. |
Planning guidance, not a fixed supply specification. Dimensions, performance, approval requirements, price and programme are confirmed for the selected system and destination.
Project-specific delivery
A layered wall system for higher-specification modular projects.
Light-gauge steel framing creates a multi-layer wall build-up with greater freedom for insulation, service integration and architectural finishes. Mineral wool is installed between the steel studs, while electrical conduits and suitable plumbing routes can be coordinated inside designed wall or service cavities instead of remaining surface mounted.
Mineral-wool insulated walls
Stone-wool mineral insulation is fitted between the LGS studs, with thickness and density selected for the project.
Architectural flexibility
Corrugated metal, fibre-cement and other technically compatible façades can be paired with gypsum-board or fibre-cement interiors.
Robust framed construction
The modular structure, wall assembly and connections are specified for the intended use, transport conditions and site loads.
Higher-specification finish
The layered construction suits projects where concealed services, detailing and finish quality justify a higher initial cost than a basic sandwich-panel module.
Concealed services and flexible finishes, coordinated as one system
The modular chassis, light-gauge steel wall frame, openings, insulation, weather-control layers, façade support and interior linings are developed together. Externally, the module can be finished with corrugated or profiled metal, fibre-cement façade panels or another technically compatible project-specific material. Internally, gypsum board or fibre-cement board provides a clean finished surface, with maintenance access retained where required.
A premium modular solution designed around transport and site assembly
The module size, structural connections, level of factory completion and transport format are selected around the destination and project programme. This system can support single modules or connected buildings for modular homes, hotels, premium accommodation, offices and other design-led developments.
Frequently asked questions
Technical and commercial starting points.
How is this different from a sandwich-panel modular container?+
This system uses a framed, multi-layer wall rather than relying on one insulated panel as the complete wall build-up. It provides more flexibility for concealed services, insulation selection and internal or external finishes.
Is mineral wool installed inside the walls?+
Yes. Mineral wool is fitted within the light-gauge steel wall frame. Its thickness and density are selected according to the required thermal, acoustic and fire-performance targets of the complete wall assembly.
Can electrical and plumbing services be concealed?+
Electrical conduits and suitable plumbing routes can be coordinated within designed wall or service cavities. Distribution boards, valves, cleanouts and other maintenance points remain accessible where required.
Which exterior finishes are available?+
Options include corrugated or profiled metal cladding, fibre-cement façade panels and other technically compatible project-specific finishes.
What can be used on the interior walls?+
Gypsum board and fibre-cement board are the principal options. Board type, number of layers and final surface treatment are selected around room use and project performance requirements.
Is the system suitable for modular homes and hotels?+
Yes. It is particularly suitable for higher-specification modular homes, hotels, guest accommodation, executive offices and commercial buildings where concealed services and finish flexibility are important.
Does it cost more than a standard modular container?+
Initial cost is normally higher than a basic sandwich-panel unit because the wall contains more components and requires additional detailing. The final difference depends on insulation, façade, interior finish and technical requirements.
Buyer resources
Plan the next decision with practical guidance.
Use these engineering and procurement notes to prepare a clearer scope before requesting a quotation.
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