Hanse Haus 

The Advantages of Building British - with German Engineering

German engineering is synonymous with quality, reliability and expert craftsmanship. Think BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche; all prized for their advanced technology and construction, achieved as a result of a thirst for perfection, pride and excellence.

German houses are engineered with this ethos. Engineers and craftsmen strive to create a home that is sustainable, energy efficient and technologically advanced. This not only saves on running costs, but also protects the occupant’s health – and the planet.

The British however, are the trendsetters. They’re known worldwide in the creative industries, in fashion, architecture and media. The marriage of British design elegance with the reliability of German engineering therefore, is a match made in heaven.

Here’s why:

Quality Guaranteed
The Germans apply common sense to houses with a simple rule of thumb; houses are like people. In order to stay warm in cold weather they need a warm coat, and a waterproof hat and boots to keep occupants dry. Using this straightforward analogy - or ‘fabric first approach’ – high-standard building materials and precision fabrication come together to create a super efficient, highly-insulated, airtight shell. This guarantees a home that stays warm and draught-free in winter and cool in the summer.

Creative and Comfortable
Much has changed since the 1950s. Offsite manufactured, self-build homes are now recognised as today’s ‘Grand Designs’. Meanwhile German, offsite construction companies are enjoying combining British design, known for its elegance, with German engineering and practical expertise. This means homes are not
just a joy to look at, but also functional, comfortable, reliable and cost-effective to run.

Experience
German offsite house manufacturer Hanse Haus was one of the earliest entrants to the UK house export market in 2007, and having now absorbed UK talent into its teams of designers and technicians, and having now built 130 UK homes, is capable of expertly delivering British design combined with German engineering.