State-of-the-art production

Quality and tailor-made mass production

At first sight, the terms 'tailor-made' and 'mass production' appear irreconcilably incompatible. HUF HAUS proves the opposite. Although the components of a HUF House emerge from a state-of-the-art production line, they are assembled to create an individually architectured house, with every part being manufactured to the highest quality standards. The production process is not driven by quantity but by the semi-automated pre-fabrication and pre-assembly of the components that results in a quality standard that could never be achieved through manual, predominately on-site, assembly.

Sustainability as a matter of principle

The choice of materials and energy used is governed by ecological and environmental compatibility and sustainability.

In 2009, the company invested in a modern biomass power plant, which is fuelled solely by waste from the production line. This plant is fitted with an efficient exhaust filter, in advance of any legislative requirements, that saves a total of almost 500 tones of CO2 per year - an important contribution to the protection of the environment and climate, and maintaining the good air quality of the Westerwald

In 2011 HUF HAUS invested in a second CNC machine in order to work wood even more efficient. The machine that is 18m long and 6m wide has been delivered by "Hundegger" the global market leader for "computerised numerical control machines". The hiqh qualitiy as well as the precision make a considerable contribution to the economy and the competitiveness of the company.