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Made-to-order precast concrete solutions and steel structures
EFE specialises in made-to-order precast concrete and steel structures, built to meet each client's specific needs. Beyond an individual approach, we guarantee quality, precision and on-time delivery.
EFE precast structures are known for their strength and durability. We work with high-grade materials and advanced technology to make foundations, walls, columns, beams, floor slabs, roofs and other precast elements that fit your requirements exactly. We make our own formwork and moulds for precast products, which speeds up production considerably.
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Steel moulds and steel columns for workshops and hangars of any complexity, for any product
EFE specialises in steel moulds and structures for workshops and hangars of any complexity. We take an individual approach to every client and guarantee high quality and precision in every part we make.
EFE steel columns for workshops and hangars are a reliable base for the construction and operation of the building. Our structures meet international quality standards. We take pride in making steel products to individual specifications, so they meet the specific needs of your project.
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Concrete and steel moulds, beams, crossbeam blocks, balcony slabs, retaining walls, columns and column bases of any complexity, for any product and project
EFE specialises in concrete and steel moulds as well as a wide range of structural building elements. We provide reliable, efficient structures that meet the specific requirements of your project. Choose EFE for stability and reliability.
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Rebar and sheet bending, metal cutting, turning, and reinforcement cages for precast products of any complexity
EFE offers a full range of metalworking services, including rebar and sheet bending, metal cutting, turning and reinforcement cages for precast concrete products. A qualified team and modern equipment let us produce precise, high-quality parts for all kinds of construction projects. Our modern 3D bending machine in particular delivers high efficiency and any configuration the design calls for. Whatever the scale or complexity of the job, we take an individual approach and maintain high quality at every stage of production.
Frequently asked questions
It is not picking a single standard product from the catalogue but working out the structures to the parameters of a specific building. EFE can make custom reinforced concrete and steel elements matched to each other in geometry, loads, joints and installation technology.
Depending on the structural scheme, these can be reinforced concrete foundations, sockets, columns, beams, wall panels and floors combined with steel columns, trusses, bracing and other elements. The final make-up of the system is set by an engineering calculation.
A composite structure can be efficient when different parts of the building have different requirements for loads, spans, weight or installation speed. For example, reinforced concrete can be used where rigidity and mass matter, and steel to span long distances.
Yes. The starting point can be a finished project, a preliminary structural scheme or a technical brief with the building's main parameters. On that basis the structure, its manufacturability and possible optimisations can be worked out before production starts.
Yes. During the technical review, the element geometry, repetition, joints and the feasibility of factory production, transport and installation can be assessed. Such optimisation helps find a practical solution before series production of the structures begins.
Yes. Special moulds and formwork can be made to the required geometry for non-standard reinforced concrete products. This makes it possible to produce structures that standard series tooling cannot.
Above all, warehouses and logistics centres, plants and production complexes, industrial parks, agricultural facilities, energy and transport infrastructure. They are also relevant for rebuilding damaged businesses, relocating production, fast-track construction and specialised structures.
The ideal set is architectural and structural documentation, KZh and KM/KMD drawings, data on loads, spans, column grid, heights, the building's purpose, its location and the delivery schedule. If there is no complete set yet, a technical brief and the main parameters are enough for a first review.
They depend on the complexity of the structural scheme, the number and types of elements, their geometry, material intensity, the need for new tooling, production volume, logistics and installation conditions. That is why cost and schedule are best set after a technical review of the whole set of structures, not from the price of one typical element.
