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Finding a safe and fireproof accommodation for labour is been a big hassle worldwide. Understanding the needs in the same, #MultiDecor lays high emphasis to maintain Fireproofing in its Premade/Prefabricated Steel Structure Labour Accommodations with Foamed Cement and Sandwich Panel. They are easy and fast in Assembling and Installation. They can be a lifesaver as the wall and roof system combines several kinds of materials that can resist different kinds of weather and can be fireproof, heat/cold-insulated, non-shrinking. For more information, you may contact us at +91-8447735891 or email at info@multidecor.in

Portable buildings can offer more flexibility and a much quicker time to occupancy than conventional buildings. They are essential in cases where speed, temporary swing space, and the ability to relocate are necessary. These buildings are cost-effective as compared to Conventional Buildings. Multi Decor India is one of the leading manufacturers of highly qualitative prefabricated structures like Labour Camps, Site Offices, Service Rooms, Room Extensions, Guard Huts, Multi Storey Accommodation, Prefabricated Schools, Prefabricated Farm Houses, etc. These are made of high-grade fabric and steel that is procured from our trusted and reliable vendors. Multi Decor India builds prefabricated farm-houses by using modern technology, easily detachable & relocate farmhouses in India by highly skilled & dedicated team members. We are Enriched with huge domain experience in this prefab market, we bring the new application and specific product range of Prefab Farmhouse, which is dimensionally accurate and perfect in nature and ensures unique designs as per client needs. Our entire range is balanced in nature and ensures ECO-friendly in nature. Our Designs are not only attractive but also ensure durability & portability.

GFRG International Construction Technology Now Here Banglore Hennur Village, Bengaluru An International Tec hnology in Construction, now in India, This is introduced by IIT Madras few yrs ago, now we are introducing in Bengaluru and Mysuru etc. cities, GFRG (Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum), it is free Resistant from Fire, Water and Erosion, Rot and Terminate proof, High compressive strength, Relatively light weight,, Excellent Acoustic properties, High Quality and Super finish, Eco friendly, Time saving, Fast Construction, Earth Quake and Cyclone resistant India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. IF any more details pls conatct my number.

India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. IF ANY MORE DETAIL PLS CAONTACT MY NUMBER

GFGR CONSTRUCTION BANGLORE MYSORE India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. IF ANY MORE DETAILS PLS CONTACT MY NUMBER.

GFGR CONSTRUCTION India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. if any more details pls call my number:8867893527

MYGFGR CONSTRUCTION India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. if any more details pls call my number:8867893527

GFGR CONSTRUCTION India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. if any more details psl call my number:8867893527

GFGR CONSTRUCTION India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. (In pics: the six- lakh home from IIT Madras) We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering.

Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. If any more details pls call my number:8867893527

GFGR CONSTRUCTION India has a severe housing shortage problem, which is well known. In particular, there is a need to address the shelter needs of the lower income groups and their aspirations. The challenge is to make these aspirations a reality, by providing for an affordable solution. Ideally, the solution should be scalable - to reach the masses - and should be quickly built, and at the same time addresses issues of sustainability and quality. Clearly, we need a 'game changer' in the housing industry. We believe that the technology proposed by IIT Madras, and demonstrated recently by the construction of the 'GFRG demo building', has the potential to meet this challenge of providing rapid affordable mass housing. Advantages over conventional buildings: - High speed of construction: GFRG demo building with four flats in two storeys (total 1981 sq.ft.) built within a month! - Less built-up area for the same carpet area: wall panels are only 124mm thick. - Less embodied energy and carbon footprint: significant reduction in use of cement, sand, steel and water; recycling of industrial waste gypsum. - Lower cost of structure: savings in materials; no plastering. - Lower building weight (panels weigh only 43 kg/m2), contributing to savings in foundation and reduction in design for earthquake forces, particularly in multi-storeyed construction. - Buildings up to 8-10 storeys can be designed using this load-bearing system, without the need for beams and columns. - Excellent finishes of prefabricated GFRG panels - used for all the walls, floors and staircases, with minimal embedded concrete: no need for additional plastering. if any more details pls call my number:8867893527