We piloted prefabricated bathroom wall panels to lock in dimensions and details early, assemble with precision in a stable environment, and deliver just-in-time for installation. The results were clear: reduced walking distances and site congestion, streamlined logistics, improved productivity, and better team morale.
The lessons are just as valuable. Prefab requires tighter tolerances, sharper logistics, and cultural buy-in, but the payoff is worth it: faster installs, fewer surprises, and safer sites.
A centralized tote program underpins this approach. By digitally tracking small but critical components (such as door hardware, lighting, and bathroom accessories) we reduce guesswork, tighten control, and keep installation moving without stalls.
Next Steps?
Scaling prefab from bathrooms to risers, corridors, and service zones…creating standardized kits that make assembly faster and more predictable.
Prefab means safer sites, repeatable workflows, and predictable schedules. Prefabrication moves complexity offsite, making construction cleaner and more reliable; these are benefits that owners, trades, and teams all share.
Read on to see the behind the scenes of our prefab journey of washroom walls on 837 Beatty.