Burgas: Turkish prefabricated buildings constructor Karmod has launched its fourth steel-frame housing project in Bulgaria, starting construction in the city of Burgas.

According to Anadolu Agency, Karmod Prefabricated General Manager Ugur Kadir stated that the company will complete the installation of six two-story steel houses, each measuring 143 square meters, as part of its fourth project in Bulgaria.

Kadir highlighted that Karmod has executed housing projects in 12 European countries and plans to broaden these initiatives across the continent. He emphasized that steel houses are gaining attention in Europe due to their labor-reducing structure. The steel construction model is noted for its structural safety and compatibility with insulation systems.

Kadir explained that the steel load-bearing system uses minimal space throughout the building, allowing for more spacious interiors. He noted that new technologies integrated into the production system reduce labor, making their steel houses particularly appealing in European countries. He mentioned that since production is fully completed at their factory facilities, on-site construction processes are significantly expedited, and labor demands are minimized.

Kadir also pointed out that the company has successfully reached its initial target countries in Europe with steel housing projects. These projects are designed according to European housing standards, and the flexibility of the steel construction system allows them to adapt to country-specific requirements. Karmod has completed housing projects in various European nations, including Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Spain, and Portugal.

He further mentioned that installations for new projects in Bulgaria and France are ongoing and that they have completed housing projects in their initially targeted countries. At this stage, Karmod aims to reach new countries across Europe.