Broader prefabrication
Extended is designed for a larger prepared scope than Core, subject to model and verified package rules.
What EasyKit Extended is for
EasyKit Extended is intended for projects where the client wants a broader prefabricated scope than Core. It can help reduce on-site sourcing complexity, improve package coordination, and create a stronger bridge between documentation and local assembly.
It is especially useful when the project needs more clarity before delivery, when the local team wants more prepared components, or when the client wants fewer unresolved package decisions on site.
Fewer on-site unknowns
More components may be coordinated before delivery, reducing some sourcing pressure on the local team.
Stronger assembly planning
A broader package can make assembly planning more structured when combined with the right documentation.
Support-ready coordination
Extended pairs well with checkpoint support or dedicated coordination when project complexity increases.
Choose EasyKit Extended if
You want more scope coordinated before delivery
You prefer a broader prefabricated package rather than sourcing many elements locally.
Your local team wants clearer package boundaries
Extended can help define what arrives from Soleta and what remains local.
You want fewer site-stage sourcing decisions
More package clarity can reduce uncertainty during assembly preparation.
You are preparing a more serious build
The project is beyond early planning and moving toward execution.
Your site or model needs stronger coordination
More complex models, difficult sites, or less experienced teams may benefit from more structure.
You may add stronger support
Extended often pairs well with checkpoint review or dedicated assembly coordination.
When EasyKit Extended may not be the right choice
Extended is not automatically better for every project. If your project is early, your model is not selected, your local requirements are unclear, or your team can handle more sourcing locally, EasyKit Core or more planning may be a better first step.
You are still choosing the model
Extended scope cannot be meaningful without a selected or strongly shortlisted model.
Local requirements are unknown
Permits, engineering, foundation, and site rules should be reviewed before package decisions.
You want the lowest initial package scope
Core may be more appropriate when you want the essential starting point.
You expect a turnkey house
Extended still does not include a finished house.
You have no local team
Extended still requires capable local execution.
You have not started documentation
The relevant Soleta plan package should come before a serious Extended inquiry.
What EasyKit Extended may include
Final contents depend on model, verified EasyKit scope, production rules, destination, and technical confirmation. EasyKit Extended may include:
- selected prefabricated GLULAM structural components
- broader prepared structural package than Core
- prepared wall, roof, or envelope-related elements where verified
- labeled components for local assembly
- model-specific package coordination notes
- assembly documentation
- production and packing coordination
- basis for checkpoint or dedicated support
- optional add-on compatibility to be confirmed
- delivery preparation notes
Indicative placeholder scope
Extended contents are indicative placeholders until final model-specific scopes and production rules are verified.
What remains local
Even with EasyKit Extended, many project responsibilities remain local unless a verified package says otherwise:
- foundation design and construction
- site preparation and access
- local permits and inspections
- local engineering review
- mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems
- heating, cooling, ventilation, water, sewage, and utilities
- interior finishes and flooring
- exterior works, drainage, terraces, and landscaping
- tools, lifting equipment, safety systems, and site supervision
- local labour and contractor coordination
- transport customs, taxes, unloading, and storage arrangements when applicable
- local code adaptation and legally required signatures
Before you request EasyKit Extended
A serious Extended inquiry needs more preparation than an early model question. The more complete the information, the more useful the guidance can be.
- selected or strongly shortlisted Soleta model
- relevant plan package started or planned
- project country and approximate location
- plot status and site access known or under review
- local permit path known or under review
- local builder or assembly team identified if possible
- foundation strategy under local review
- Core vs Extended reasoning clarified
- interest in assembly support clarified
- budget direction prepared
- desired timeline prepared
- delivery constraints known or under review
EasyKit Extended - commerce preview
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EasyKit Extended
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EUR 55,000-100,000
Quote required before ordering. Final scope, production rules, delivery, taxes, and contract terms pending.
A broader prefabrication scope for clients who want fewer on-site unknowns and more package coordination before local assembly.
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EUR 55,000-100,000 placeholder
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EasyKit Core vs EasyKit Extended
Best for
EasyKit Core
essential prefabricated starting point
EasyKit Extended
broader prefabrication scope
Package scope
EasyKit Core
narrower / essential
EasyKit Extended
broader / more coordinated
Complexity
EasyKit Core
lower / controlled
EasyKit Extended
higher / broader coordination
Local sourcing
EasyKit Core
more remains local
EasyKit Extended
less may remain local, depending on verified scope
Site team requirement
EasyKit Core
capable local team needed
EasyKit Extended
capable local team still needed
Documentation basis
EasyKit Core
plan package recommended
EasyKit Extended
plan package strongly recommended
Assembly support
EasyKit Core
optional but useful
EasyKit Extended
often more important
Price range
EasyKit Core
EUR 25,000-55,000 placeholder
EasyKit Extended
EUR 55,000-100,000 placeholder
Turnkey house
EasyKit Core
not included
EasyKit Extended
not included
Local permits
EasyKit Core
not included
EasyKit Extended
not included
Delivery and handling notes
EasyKit Extended delivery can be more complex than Core because the package may be broader, heavier, larger, or more coordinated. Delivery depends on model, scope, production location, destination country, access route, unloading conditions, import rules, and local site readiness.
Delivery planning
The broader the package, the more important delivery and unloading review becomes.
Unloading and lifting
Local lifting equipment, labour, safety, and staging must be planned before arrival.
Storage and protection
More prepared components may require better staging and weather protection.
Timing and sequencing
Production and delivery timing are confirmed only after model, scope, logistics, and contract review.
Assembly support is more important with broader scope
EasyKit Extended often benefits from stronger support planning. When more components are coordinated before delivery, the local team must understand assembly sequence, protection, staging, checkpoints, and responsibility boundaries.
Remote Support
For questions, photo review, and selected stage guidance.
Checkpoint Support
For structured review at important assembly milestones.
Dedicated Assembly Coordinator
For projects needing stronger coordination across the build path.
Common mistakes with EasyKit Extended
Extended is broader than Core, but it is still not a finished house.
Model and documentation drive the package scope.
Local labour, site safety, tools, and supervision remain essential.
A broader package can require more planning for transport, unloading, and staging.
These remain local unless specifically verified.
The right scope depends on site, local team, model, risk, and budget.
EasyKit Extended FAQ
Is EasyKit Extended a complete house?
No. It is a broader prefabrication package for local assembly, not a finished turnkey house.
How is Extended different from Core?
Extended is intended to include a broader prepared scope than Core, but final contents depend on model and verified package rules.
Can I order Extended without plans?
The recommended path is to start with the relevant Soleta plan package so scope and responsibilities are clearer.
Does Extended include delivery?
Delivery is project-specific and must be confirmed based on destination, access, package size, logistics, import rules, and unloading conditions.
Does Extended include foundation or MEP?
No. Foundation, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, utilities, and finishes are typically local responsibilities unless specifically verified.
Do I need assembly support?
Support is often more useful with broader packages, especially when the site, team, or model complexity increases.
Can Extended be reduced to Core later?
Scope change or conversion policy is to be confirmed after package rules, pricing, and order terms are verified.
Ready to explore EasyKit Extended?
Start with the model and plan package, then request guidance to confirm whether EasyKit Extended is the right broader prefabricated path for your local project.