Completed residence · Spain · Timber Frame
Begues
238 m² of timber structure, prefabricated in Romania and shipped to Spain ready for assembly.
The wall packages arrived prepared for installation, with factory-controlled layers designed to support a smooth and predictable site workflow.
Project overview
Predictability designed into the project before the structure reached site.
Begues demonstrates the practical value of prefabrication when schedule, coordination and consistent quality matter. The 238 m² timber structure was manufactured in Romania and shipped to Spain ready for assembly.
The exterior wall packages were prepared with timber framing, glass mineral wool insulation, a vapour control membrane and OSB boards. The aim was not simply to deliver components, but to reduce site variables and give the installation team a clearer, more controlled sequence.
Factory preparation supports faster installation, repeatable quality and a more predictable construction workflow. Final project performance remains governed by the approved project documentation.


Technical configuration
Factory-prepared wall packages for a controlled assembly sequence.
The build-ups below reflect the technical information supplied for the Begues project.
Exterior wall structure
145 × 45 mm timber frameThe exterior wall structure uses 145 × 45 mm timber framing as the primary prefabricated load-bearing zone.
Exterior insulation
Glass mineral woolGlass mineral wool is integrated within the exterior timber frame as part of the project-specific thermal build-up.
Vapour control
Vapour control membraneA vapour control membrane forms part of the factory-prepared exterior wall package.
Structural sheathing
OSB boardsOSB boards complete the specified exterior wall package and support a controlled, assembly-ready panel system.
Interior walls
145 × 45 mm timber frame + OSBInterior walls use the same 145 × 45 mm framing depth and OSB panels, prepared as part of the coordinated timber package.
Why this project matters
Prefabrication becomes a strategic advantage when timelines and consistency matter.
Begues shows how factory preparation can shift complexity away from the construction site and into a controlled production environment.
Assembly-ready delivery
Wall packages arrived in Spain prepared for installation, reducing the number of operations that had to be resolved on site.
Predictable workflow
Factory-controlled preparation supports a clearer assembly sequence and fewer site variables.
Cross-border production
The structure was prefabricated in Romania and shipped to Spain as a coordinated timber package.
Quality consistency
Repeated factory processes help maintain dimensional control and technical consistency across the project.






Factory to site
Prefabricated in Romania. Delivered to Spain. Ready to assemble.
The project illustrates how production engineering, factory preparation and logistics can be connected into one predictable delivery sequence.
Project information
The approved project information defines geometry, wall configuration and the manufacturing scope.
Factory preparation
Wall elements are prefabricated with the specified insulation, membrane and OSB layers.
Coordinated logistics
The 238 m² timber structure is organised and shipped from Romania to the Spanish site.
Site assembly
Assembly starts with prepared elements rather than raw materials, supporting a cleaner and more predictable site workflow.
Predictable timber delivery for professional partners.
Planning a project where time on site matters?
Share the architectural and structural information. ERGIO can review how to translate the project into a factory-prepared timber package ready for efficient site assembly.
