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A school in Pforzheim, South West Germany called ?Nordstadtschule? had to temporarily relocate to a new building while the existing school was redeveloped. A fully modular building process helped to achieve the especially challenging deadline, helping ensure that the new teaching rooms were completed by the time students came back from their summer holidays.
The contractor quickly erected two buildings from 150 modules that arrived on the project site pre-clad, insulated and fitted with plumbing and electrics. Lindapter's Type F9 clamps helped to quickly attach the modules to a steel framework that was in turn supported by screw foundations.
The Type F9 clamps avoided the requirement to drill or weld the modules and provided lateral adjustability which ensured an efficient process without delays and disruption from unforeseen issues at the project site such as the misalignment of drilled holes.
The contractor quickly erected two buildings from 150 modules that arrived on the project site pre-clad, insulated and fitted with plumbing and electrics. Lindapter's Type F9 clamps helped to quickly attach the modules to a steel framework that was in turn supported by screw foundations.
The Type F9 clamps avoided the requirement to drill or weld the modules and provided lateral adjustability which ensured an efficient process without delays and disruption from unforeseen issues at the project site such as the misalignment of drilled holes.
For more information on Lindapter Type F9 Clamps Were Used for a Modular School talk to Lindapter International
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