Once your components are manufactured in Jepara, on-site assembly typically takes about 15 days (2 weeks) because everything arrives pre-cut and pre-finished, with no on-site carpentry or curing time. This can cut your total project timeline by up to 70% compared to conventional RCC construction, which usually takes 10–12 months.

You get hardwood grown for over 100 years in mineral-rich volcanic soil under consistent tropical heat, conditions that produce a naturally denser, tighter-grained, more moisture- and insect-resistant timber than most other regions can offer. Your wood is also SVLK-certified, meaning it's traceable from forest to factory and sourced directly from legally managed, replanting-mandated Indonesian forests, with no middlemen.

Every piece or product from Techle goes through a 5-step wood treatment process: it starts with getting the wood from legal sources, then cutting it precisely, followed by a vacuum pressure treatment (where chemicals are pushed deep into the wood, not just on the surface), then 10-15 days of kiln drying to keep moisture at 8-12%, and finally, it is processed to meet building standards. This is what lets your home perform identically whether you're in humid coastal Kerala or dry Rajasthan.

Yes. Your structure's high strength-to-weight ratio lets it flex and absorb seismic energy rather than crack the way rigid concrete can, and the aluminum and treated-timber systems are built with corrosion resistance for coastal exposure. This is why your applications list specifically includes Coastal & Remote Area Homes as a use case.

Yes, you can adjust floor plans, panel thickness (based on your local climate), window placement, wood species, and interior finishes. Sizes range from compact studio units to expansive multi-bedroom villas, and the modular system allows future expansion if your needs grow.

Your price depends on the product line, wood species, and level of customization you choose. It generally covers the full structural shell, treated wooden or aluminum frame, insulated wall panels, roofing, flooring, doors, windows, and (where selected) furniture, delivered as a ready-to-assemble kit. Because construction is so fast, you also save on labor, site supervision, and hidden overheads versus traditional building.

Yes, your structure carries a limited warranty (structural frame, treatment integrity, and water leakage coverage; typically 10 years depending on the product and contract). It's issued to you as the original purchaser, is non-transferable, and requires you to follow the care guidelines (like periodic UV topcoat and no unauthorized structural modification) to stay valid.

Yes, beyond private villas and farmhouses, your product range is built for resorts and eco-stays, institutional buildings like schools and offices, hospitality projects, and industrial or worker housing, where speed of deployment and consistent factory-grade quality matter at scale.

Because these systems are far lighter than concrete, you typically only need a simple, stable foundation (plinth or stilts) rather than heavy excavation, along with a leveled plot, vehicle access for transport, and basic electricity/water connections ready for the assembly team.

Yes, most major banks in India offer financing for prefabricated homes, provided your land ownership is clear, and you have the necessary local approvals in place.

Yes, like any permanent structure, you'll generally need standard local municipal or panchayat approvals. Since your home meets recognized safety and fire-resistance standards, obtaining the necessary approvals is usually a straightforward process.

Very eco-friendly: your timber comes from SVLK-certified forests governed by Indonesia's mandatory replanting law, so every tree harvested for your home is already being replaced. Wood is also a carbon-sequestering material, meaning your structure actively locks away CO? rather than releasing it the way cement and steel production do. Combined with a dry, low-waste factory build process and superior insulation that cuts your heating/cooling load, your home carries a meaningfully lower lifetime carbon footprint than a conventional RCC build.

Very little. Because protection is engineered into the wood itself (not just applied on the surface), you won't need to treat your home for termites or structural decay. Daily, a soft dry cloth or a damp cloth is enough for cleaning. You should reapply a UV-protective PU topcoat to exterior timber every 2-4 years to keep the color from silvering and check structural connectors and hardware annually. Both of these are warranty requirements, so sticking to this schedule also protects your coverage.

Yes, you can visit the Techle Experience Centre in Bengaluru to walk through fully realized Woodle, Techle, and CLT units, feel the 5-stage-treated timber firsthand, and review layout options with the design team before ordering.