Construction

Metalworking applications

Steel structures
We can produce steel structures for buildings, bridges, industrial hall buildings or other construction projects. We also have the expertise to design, construct and produce steel beams, columns, frame structures, etc.

Staircases & railings
We provide metal staircases and railings for family houses and office buildings. We also install protective elements that meet safety standards and aesthetic requirements.

Fences & gates
We produce custom-made metal fences, gates and fencing for residential, commercial and industrial buildings. We can also supply assembly including gate mechanisms and other accessories.

We provide high-quality and reliable structures that meet safety, durability and aesthetics requirements within construction standards and regulations.

Assembly applications

Support structures
We install columns, beams, joists and wall panels that form a building’s basic framework.

Interior elements
We install doors, windows, floor coverings, tiles, suspended ceilings and other interior equipment.

Electrical & distribution systems
We install electrical cables, lighting fixtures, sockets, junction boxes and other electrical equipment and systems.

Water & sewer systems
Pipes, valves, taps, toilet cisterns and other water supply and sewer system components.

Heating & air conditioning systems
Heating elements, radiators, boilers, air conditioning units and fans to ensure a comfortable and healthy environment within the building.

Outdoor & landscape elements
Fences, garden terraces, pavements, drainage systems, swimming pools and other landscape elements.

Assembly services are done by our professional workmen and installers with appropriate education and experience in the field.

Automation applications

Within the construction industry, we offer automation services contributing to the efficiency, safety and optimisation of construction processes.

Building information modelling
The building information modelling (BIM) system constitutes a digital model that represents a physical and functional building with its characteristics. Implementing this system allows you to model, simulate and manage data throughout the entire construction lifecycle. As part of BIM management, it’s also possible to automate design, coordination and documentation processes to improve cooperation between construction participants and reduce the risk of errors and delays.

Robotic constructions
Construction activities can be supported by robotic systems and machines. Among others, these include bricklaying robots, robotic lifting platforms, systems for assembling and installing building elements. Robotics reduce labour costs, increase productivity and minimise the risk of work accidents. Detailed preparation and design are important for these applications.

Construction monitoring & management
Construction can be managed in a different way than through the above-mentioned BIM. For example, by deploying sensors and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies for real-time construction monitoring. In this way, you can monitor the work progress, equipment performance, energy consumption or detect risky situations.

Prefabricated & modular structures
Prefabricated modules are popular in the construction industry thanks to their installation speed, waste reduction and increased construction quality. Automation here is represented by welding robots.

Smart buildings & infrastructure
A number of devices and systems in buildings can be automated. E.g. lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, security systems or energy management. This increases the comfort of residents, employees or visitors and reduces operating costs.

Equipment management & maintenance
Software systems can be used to manage equipment and plan building maintenance. For example, scheduling regular maintenance activities, monitoring equipment status, fault diagnosis and automatic generation of preventive maintenance actions.

Automation services provide several benefits to the construction industry, including increased efficiency, lower costs, better quality and work safety. Integrating modern technologies into construction processes helps to improve the entire industry’s performance and adapts to the ever-changing market requirements.