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EPACK Prefab, one of India’s leading pre-engineered building (PEB) manufacturers, has created history by constructing the world’s fastest-built structure in a record time of just 150 hours. The project, erected at Mambattu, Andhra Pradesh, is a testament to EPACK Prefab’s commitment towards innovative and fast-paced construction.
The building, covering a total area of 151,000 square ft., was fully constructed using advanced prefabrication and PEB technology. With a total structural tonnage of 615 metric tons, including sheets, EPACK Prefab meticulously planned each phase of construction to achieve rapid progress. The primary structure was completed by the 48th hour, followed by roofing by the 90th hour, and cladding by the 120th hour, culminating in a fully functional building within the set timeline.
The project was scrutinized by the team of Golden Book of World Records. On 26th Nov; Dr. Manish Vishnoei (Asia Head, Golden Book of World Records) felicitated the Provisional Certificate of World Record to Mr. Sanjay Singhania, (MD, EPACK Prefab), and Mr. Nikhil Bothra (Executive Director) in the presence of project team and media persons. He appreciated the vision, teamwork & dedication of EPACK Prefab and congratulted for entering the name with Golden Worlds in the Golden Book of World Records.
The newly completed building highlights the potential of prefabricated building technology in addressing India’s infrastructure and industrial needs quickly and sustainably.
Mr. Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director of EPACK Prefab, commented on the milestone achievement, stating, “It is a great privilege for us at EPACK Prefab to have constructed India’s fastest-built structure using PEB technology. Our aim with this project was not only to demonstrate the capabilities of PEB for rapid construction but also to promote a sustainable approach that meets modern industrial requirements. PEB is truly the future of construction, and we look forward to setting further benchmarks in the industry as PEB solutions gain greater acceptance.”
EPACK Prefab has emerged as a key player in India’s pre-engineered building and modular construction sector, with a strong track record of delivering high-quality, sustainable, and cost-effective building solutions.
EPACK was established in 1999, EPACK Prefab is a manufacturer of pre-engineered buildings (PEB) and prefabricated structures in India, with a presence across all 28 states and a workforce of over 1,400. The company operates three state-of-the-art manufacturing plants: one in Greater Noida, another in Ghiloth, Rajasthan, and the third in Mambattu, Andhra Pradesh, with a combined annual production capacity of 113,098 metric tonnes. EPACK Prefab provides end-to-end PEB solutions for industrial, institutional, and commercial projects, serving sectors such as warehousing, aviation, healthcare, education, and data centers. The company has also expanded its footprint with offices in Hyderabad, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, and Ahmedabad to enhance its sales and design capabilities.
EPACK Prefab boasts an impressive portfolio of key projects, including the float glass manufacturing plant, the integrated wood panel manufacturing plant, logistics parks, multi- story commercial buildings, and the Amarnath Yatri Multi-storey Camp. Additionally, it has constructed terminal buildings for five regional airports under the UDAN scheme for the Airport Authority of India. Committed to sustainability, EPACK Prefab leverages advanced technologies to deliver environmentally friendly and resource-efficient solutions, contributing to a net-zero circular economy in the construction sector.
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