The price of a prefabricated home depends less on the material and more on how it is produced. With Light Gauge Steel (LGS) framing, the structure represents a limited portion of the total budget: it's primarily the finishes, technical equipment, and land that cause variations in the final cost.
What industrialized manufacturing truly changes is cost control. Each profile is calculated, then manufactured through cold forming, cutting, and numerically controlled punching. Quantities are exact, waste is almost zero, and the price of the steel frame is known before construction begins.
The elements that weigh most heavily on the cost are: foundations (lighter due to the low weight of steel), the building envelope and insulation, windows and doors, utility networks, and interior finishes. The LGS frame, for its part, reduces on-site labor time: numbered panels arrive ready for assembly.
Stabiframe is not a home builder. We design, calculate, manufacture, and deliver the steel framing to professionals — architects, developers, and general contractors — who execute the project. If you are an individual with a project, your builder or architect can consult us to obtain an accurate quote for the structure.