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Which Edubuild range is right for your school?

No technical know-how required. Just tell us about what you’ve done so far, your budget, your timeframe, and how much on-site building work your school can live with – we’ll do the rest.

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Volumetric modules being craned into place on a school site

Andes Range

3D Volumetric / Modular

Investment
Premium
On-site time
Shortest of the three
  • 3D volumetric modules, manufactured and part fitted-out off-site, then craned into position
  • Work can be programmed around school holidays to minimise disruption
  • MVHR ventilation, ICT and data infrastructure as standard

Good to know: As with any volumetric build, the design needs to be finalised earlier in the programme to allow for manufacturing lead times.

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A two-storey school building going up in structural insulated panels

Alpine Range

SIPS

Investment
Mid-range, great value
On-site time
Medium duration
  • Structural insulated panels (SIPS), manufactured off-site and transported flat-pack for on-site assembly
  • Efficient transport and quick manufacturing timescales
  • High levels of airtightness and thermal insulation as standard

Good to know: More of the build happens on site than with Andes, so the on-site phase is typically a little longer.

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A light gauge steel frame building under construction

Atlas Range

LGSF

Investment
Best value
On-site time
Longest of the three
  • Panelised light gauge steel frame (LGSF) superstructure, assembled on site
  • From 1 up to 8 classrooms, with mono or dual-pitch roof options to suit your site
  • More predictable costs and timelines from the outset

Good to know: Most efficient when used for single storey buildings. Building loads are spread a lot more evenly, making this solution ideal when ground stability is poor.

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