For modular offices and modular homes, a clean room partitioning system can help to divide up a small space and make it feel bigger than it actually is. Implementing a clean room partitioning system is a great way to utilize your small space, making all of your employees feel like they have their own work area. Though the size of a modular office building may initially feel restrictive, using a clean room partitioning system is one way to benefit fully from your inexpensive, environmentally friendly dwelling.

A modular or prefabricated office space can be ideal for a number of reasons. First, it is far easier to construct than a traditional brick and mortar building. In fact, it is such a simple construction process that the vast majority of architects, contractors, and engineers prefer building a prefabricated or modular building than the process of constructing a typical building. Because of the ease of construction – a modular building requires no foundation before beginning to build, for instance – modular or prefabricated buildings are able to be constructed in as little as two weeks in a factory setting, a mere fraction of the time it would take to construct a traditional brick and mortar building, which can take as long as six months before it is considered to be finished (and in some cases, even longer). Modular construction is not limited either – in fact, one Chinese company was able to construct a building with fifty seven stories in less than twenty days – less than a full month.

Modular construction is also an ideal method of building because of its positive impact on the environment. One big way that modular construction is ideal is because it reduces the amount of waste that is created when compared to traditional construction methods. During the modular construction process, the waste generated is only ten percent of the waste that would be generated at a traditional construction site. Energy is also able to be saved in most processes of modular or prefabricated construction. Reducing energy usage – and therefore, energy costs – by nearly seventy percent is a big perk of modular construction when compared to more traditional methods.

Modular buildings are becoming more and more popular as well, with or without the implementation of a clean room partitioning system. Though many people think of modular buildings as temporary structures, many newer modular buildings are made to last for many years to come, making them ideal family homes as well as office settings. Modular buildings are also becoming more and more popular for hotels, with many popular hotel chains such as the Marriott making the change to modular and prefabricated construction, at least to some extent. Modular buildings are also popular for healthcare facilities, schools performing permanent construction, and private family homes. The benefits of modular construction are vast, from saving costs to protecting the environment, and have an untold number of possible applications to be discovered.