Snapshots

The Site
One of the major benefits of V-OSM is the reduction of traditional site based works. Relocating these works to a controlled factory environment drastically reduces time on site and disruption to local communities.

Photo shows a typical infill site.

The Factory
Manufacturing in a controlled factory environment allows the use of many techniques that are difficult or unavailable on site and allows continual monitoring of quality, workmanship, cost and programme.

Photo shows walls and ceilings in our paint shop.

Manufacturing
Manufacturing in a controlled factory environment allows the use of many techniques that are difficult or unavailable on site and allows continual monitoring of quality, workmanship, cost and programme

Photo shows walls and ceilings in our paint shop.

Module Assembly
Units are fully assembled, internally fitted-out and finished including services fixed and tested and signed off prior to being dispatched to site. Finishing specifications are project and client specific

Photo shows a module on our assembly line.

Transportation
Hunter have wide knowledge and experience of transporting larger loads on the highway; we deal with all aspects of highway logistics.

Photo shows a module being transported to site.

Delivery
Scaffolding is partially pre-erected to assist with site assembly. Hunter have extensive experience in the movement, lifting and positioning of our modules.

Photo shows a module being located onto site.

Installation
Hunter have innovated the manufacturing process involved and not the material specification, this remains identical to traditional timber frame construction, allowing approval from all parties and standard industry warranties.

Photo shows a first floor module being positioned

Completion
Facing materials such as brick or tile are applied on site. Modules can be engineered to take façades direct.

Photo shows houses fully finished and ready for occupation