The European mobile and prefabricated housing market is experiencing significant growth, driven by several factors, including increasing demand for sustainable and affordable housing solutions as well as a growing focus on energy efficiency. In 2023, the prefabricated housing market in Europe was worth approximately EUR 23.5 billion and is expected to grow at a compound annual rate (CAGR) of 5% until 2029 (Mordor Intelligence).
This expansion is fuelled by the growing popularity of prefabricated houses in the Nordic countries, particularly in Sweden, where more than 80 per cent of single-family homes are built using prefabricated components (Research & Markets) (Mordor Intelligence). Other nations, such as Germany, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, are also increasingly embracing prefabricated solutions, due to their cost-saving and carbon-neutral features (Research & Markets) (Mordor Intelligence).
In this context, Prolam, which produces customised steel elements for the major players in the mobile home and prefabricated steel construction market, is in an advantageous position. The company quickly adapts to the new requirements of the European mobile home market, providing high-quality structural steel components that meet the flexibility, sustainability and durability needs of prefabricated house manufacturers. Thanks to its ability to customise production and implement innovative solutions, Prolam can support manufacturers in optimising construction time and improving the energy efficiency of prefabricated houses.
Prolam not only produces reliable, customised steel components for these constructions, but also takes into account emerging trends in the industry, such as production automation and the integration of sustainability technologies. These aspects are crucial in an increasingly competitive market governed by high environmental standards (Mordor Intelligence) (6Wresearch).
In summary, thanks to its focus on innovation and ability to adapt to market trends, Prolam is able to meet the needs of an expanding sector such as the mobile home industry, while maintaining a role as a strategic partner for major European manufacturers.
