Monobath, Industrialized bathroom

Industrialized bathroom: construction phases and modular design

The renders illustrate the various phases of construction of aindustrialized bathroom, a system that combines efficiency, quality control, and speed in execution. Each image reflects a step within the process, from the initial structure to the final finish, highlighting the technical and aesthetic evolution of the ensemble.

The process begins with thestructural skeleton, which can be carried out ingalvanized steel or engineered wood, according to the type of project and the specific needs of each work. Based on this, plumbing and electrical installations are integrated in a completely concealed manner. Next, the finishing layers are applied, ensuring acoustic insulation and moisture resistance. The final result is a fully finished module ready for installation on site, with all elements —sanitary fixtures, lighting, and finishes— perfectly integrated.

These renders represent theMonobath by Butech (Porcelanosa Group), an industrialized bathroom system designed to provide maximum construction precision and a refined aesthetic. Its modular approach allows for the manufacturing of each unit under strict quality controls, ensuring quick assembly and no unforeseen issues on site.

The explosion image allows for a clear visualization of themodular systemand the arrangement of each component: structure, cladding, technical flooring, installations, and interior design elements. This representation demonstrates the precision with which the pieces are assembled and the customization capabilities that the system offers.

Industrialized bathrooms represent arevolution in contemporary constructionespecially in residential, hotel, or large-scale projects, where time optimization and consistent quality are determining factors. This type of solution allows for the fabrication of complete spaces in a controlled environment, reducing waste and accelerating on-site delivery.