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EFE custom precast elements are solutions designed around the project, not the other way round. We cover the whole cycle for your request — from design to installation — so that an efficient, cost-effective solution is in place before construction begins.
We make foundation sockets, columns, plinth and wall panels, purlins, beams of various sections, floor slabs, stair flights and other non-standard precast elements. Every piece is made individually to the required dimensions, fixings and load requirements.
What we make
What can we make?
- Foundation sockets
- Columns
- Plinth and wall panels
- Purlins
- Beams of various sections
- Floor slabs
- Stair flights
- Other non-standard elements
Solutions for those who build large and unique:
- Logistics centres and warehouses
- Business and shopping centres
- Industrial and infrastructure facilities
- Agricultural enterprises
- The energy sector
- Reconstruction projects
What are you looking for?
Frequently asked questions
Custom reinforced concrete means structures designed and made for a specific construction project rather than chosen from a ready catalogue. The geometry, reinforcement, joints, loads and other parameters are set by the needs of the building.
EFE can make columns, beams of various sections, foundation sockets, purlins, wall and plinth panels, floor slabs, stair elements and other non-standard reinforced concrete structures. The exact list is drawn up for each project's structural scheme.
It is especially relevant for warehouses and logistics centres, plants, production shops, industrial parks, agricultural businesses, energy and infrastructure facilities. It can also be used for rebuilding, reconstructing and relocating businesses.
Work starts with an analysis of the task and the initial project documentation. Then the structural scheme, element geometry and properties, optimisation options and production technology are worked out. Once the solution is approved, the structures are made at the plant and delivered to the site for installation.
Yes. If the client already has a project or a preliminary structural scheme, it can be reviewed in terms of factory production, element standardisation, geometry, joints and logistics. The aim is a technically sound solution that is simpler to make, deliver and install.
Ideally, provide the existing structural (KZh) drawings or architectural documentation, column grid, spans, heights, load data, building purpose, location and desired timeline. If there is no full project yet, work can start from a technical brief and the building's main parameters.
The price is calculated separately for each project. It depends on the number and type of elements, their geometry and weight, concrete class, reinforcement, mould complexity, production run, order volume, delivery and installation conditions.
The lead time depends on how complete the project documentation is, the complexity of the elements, the need for new moulds, the number of structures and the production schedule. The actual lead time is set after the project's technical review and approval of the specification.
Precast concrete is prefabricated concrete or reinforced concrete elements made under controlled factory conditions and delivered to the site ready for installation. The prefab approach moves much of the construction work from the site to the factory and speeds up erecting the frame.
Yes. For long spans and for production, warehouse and other specialised buildings, a composite structure may make sense. For example, part of the load-bearing system is reinforced concrete, while the roof, trusses or individual elements are steel.
EFE can make reinforced concrete elements for protective structures to the approved structural solution and project requirements. The geometry, reinforcement, concrete class and other parameters for such buildings are set by the designers in line with current regulations.
