EPACK Prefab plans to construct India’s fastest-built factory in 150 hrs

EPACK Prefab, a leading manufacturer of pre-engineered buildings (PEB), has announced a plan to construct India’s fastest factory building in just 150 hours. The project will start on November 20th in Mambattu, Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh.
The factory will cover 151,000 square feet and will be built using EPACK Prefab’s advanced PEB technology. The company aims to complete the construction in record time without compromising on quality or durability.
Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director of EPACK Prefab, said, “This project shows our commitment to setting new standards in construction. We are confident that our team’s planning and the speed of PEB technology will make this project a success. We want to demonstrate how quickly and efficiently buildings can be made using prefab methods.”
The construction will happen in three phases. The first phase will involve building the main structure using prefabricated parts. In the second phase, the roof will be added, and the building will be enclosed. The final phase will focus on finishing the interiors and other details, completing the entire structure within 150 hours.