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My grandma, May Guy, and her younger daughter, Nell, lived in a prefab in Stonebridge Lane, Croxteth, in the early 1950s.

CARDIFF Remembered reader Mrs Elizabeth Fryer (nee Richards) writes: "I wonder how many residents of the Trenchard Drive area know that it was once the site of an estate of prefabs built just after World War II?

Li Kan said, his company has expertise of constructing homes through prefab technology in short period of time and agriculture production with minimum use of water.

"My father was stationed in India during the war and my mother sent him a letter saying we were going to move into a prefab.

'There's a reason most of the establishments like food parks we see nowadays make use of container vans,' said Ina Soriano-Bautista, president of Prefab.ph.

Plant Prefab, for its part, bills itself as the "first home factory in the nation focused on sustainable construction, materials, processes and operations." It also claims that, compared with traditional builders, its approach reduces construction time by 50% and costs by 10% to 25% in major cities.

A recent crop of start-ups like Plant Prefab has set out to change that by working with architects to develop high-end designs that cater to wealthier customers who demand modern finishes and environment-friendly materials.

WHAT a shame that the captioned picture used in your article on prefabs last Saturday showed the most neglected of all the prefabs in the whole row.

THEY were the unassuming prefabs designed to last just a decade as Britain recovered from the horrors of the Second World War.

Despite the company's achievements, David said there's still room to grow for the prefab industry, like materials that can be used for prefab, low-cost houses.

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