A frame house is a structure whose core is a sturdy wooden frame. The space between the studs is filled with insulation, and vapor and wind barriers are additionally installed. The house is then finished with finishing materials both inside and out.

This is one of the most popular housing types in Europe, Scandinavia, and North America. The frame panels are manufactured in a factory, and the structure’s assembly, electrical wiring, plumbing, and interior and exterior finishing are all completed on-site.

The main difference from modular homes is that modular structures are completely assembled at the factory in the form of ready-made modules, which are delivered and installed on site within one day.

In terms of energy efficiency, quality, and comfort, frame houses are just as good as modular homes. The choice between them depends primarily on your desired layout and preferred appearance.