From ill fate to a company philosophy.
The art of healthy building.
En route to a Baufritz house in a Sprinter.
For the installation of the individual building elements and for repairs, Baufritz uses a fleet of Sprinter vans. The vehicles are capable of transporting the tools which are required on the building site. When it came to the interior equipment of the vehicles, Baufritz opted for a system from Sortimo. "We try to make the work for our mobile fitters and customer service colleagues as simple and as efficient as possible. We're especially keen on guaranteeing safety." Over the years, they have adapted the Sortimo system individually to their own requirements for everything from building site operations to customer service visits. "Baufritz and Mercedes-Benz are very similar on a number of fronts. For example the high quality, the respect of tradition and the ability to think outside of the box. Guessing what customers might want in order to add this to the products."
How an individually planned Baufritz house is created.
1. | The architects sit down with the customer and discuss what is important to them in their new house. The piece of land also plays a decisive role here too. |
2. | In the next stage, the architects produce some initial sketches. At the same time, the house and cost planning starts and a planning permission application is submitted. |
3. | Now everyone gets down to business: the workshop plans are created as part of this important step for the future owner of the property. Step-by-step, all details of the house are discussed. On which side should the doors open? What should the façade look like? Which floors should be fitted in the house? And what fixtures are desired? |
4. | In the meantime, several engineers have already been integrated into the construction project to look after the structural elements and the feasibility of the building. Lots of time is invested in advance of the build for planning, preparation and logistics to ensure that the manufacture and build of the house can take place as soon as possible. |
5. | In the next step, the theory is put into practice: the individual elements of the house are manufactured in the company's own production facility. |
6. | Bundles of individual components are transported to the building site where the house is assembled on-location. |
7. | As soon as the house is built, work on the interior begins. |