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We are building future Kodumaja www.kodumaja.com 1 2016 What does Kodumaja mean ? Kodumaja name of trademark - group of the companies who are acting under the trademark Kodumaja often used when talking about specific company

  1. We are building future Kodumaja www.kodumaja.com 1 2016

  2. What does Kodumaja mean ? Kodumaja  name of trademark -  group of the companies who are acting under the trademark Kodumaja  often used when talking about specific company in the group of Kodumaja companies 2 2016

  3. Group of companies connected to Kodumaja KODUMAJA AS (strategic management and holding company of the group) 100% 100% 100% 100% Kodumaja Kodumaja KM Element OÜ Kodumajatehase AS Kinnisvaraarenduse OÜ Projekteerimise OÜ (building element factory in Estonia) (building element factory in Estonia) (company for real estate development in (designing company in Estonia) Estonia) 100% 100% Zorgwonen B.V. 6,83% KM Sverige AB KM Nederland B.V. (sales and project management (sales and construction project (sales company in Nederland) company in Nederland) management company in Sweden) (assisted living projects) 3 2016

  4. Main field of activity Design and construction of prefabricated wooden frame buildings Kodumaja companies produces and builds mainly:  apartments in multi - storey apartment buildings  apartments in small buildings (houses with 4 – 6 apartments, row houses, standard double houses and standard private dwellings designed usually in cooperation with the customer)  assisted living apartments for elderly people and people with disabilities  other buildings for permanent use (student apartments, hotels, etc.) and if capacity is available then also  modules for camps and offices, nursery schools, schools, holiday homes etc. 4 2016

  5. Multi-storey house in Norway – on 14 floors World tallest wooden structure multi-storey house „ Treet “ 14 floors, 52,8 m Bergen, Norway 5 2016

  6. Multi – storey house in Norway – on 4 - 6 floors 6 2016

  7. Group of multi-storey houses in Norway – on 3 floors 7 2016

  8. Multi-storey house in Norway – on 4 floors 8 2016

  9. Apartments on 2 floors over the shopping center in Denmark 9 2016

  10. Group of multi-storey houses in Norway – on 3 floors 10 2016

  11. Multi – storey house in Norway – on 3 floors 11 2016

  12. Multi – storey house in Norway – on 5 floors 12 2016

  13. Group of houses in Norway – on 3 – 4 floors 13 2016

  14. Group of multi – storey houses in Norway – on 3 - 6 floors 14 2016

  15. Row houses in Norway – 3 floors 15 2016

  16. Assisted living for people with physical and mental disabilities in Denmark – on 3 – 4 floors 16 2016

  17. Building with student apartments in Norway – on 4 floors 17 2016

  18. History Kodumaja history  established - 19.05.1994  first house mounted – 06.11.1995 (Kodumaja birthday) first export – 1996 (private dwellings to Germany, France)   construction of apartment buildings and export to Norway started ( Bodø ) – November 1997  Kodumaja finished construction works of new factory – KM Element OÜ – February 2008 2014 – 2015 Kodumaja is building in Bergen (Norway) world tallest wooden  apartment building (14 floors, 52,8 m high) More detailed overview: http://www.kodumaja.ee/en/Introduction/History-of-Kodumaja 18 2016

  19. Strategic markets of Kodumaja and built living units for permanent living (as of 31.12.2015) Norway 5 064 Denmark 361 Finland 116 Sweden 184 Estonia 248 Other countries 17 TOTAL: 5 990 19 2016

  20. As of 31.12.2015 Kodumaja companies have built apartments in 5 and more storey apartment buildings 770 apartments in 4 storey apartment buildings 1 311 apartments in 2 – 3 storey apartment buildings 2 492 876 apartments in small houses (double and row houses) private dwellings and Norwegian holiday homes (Norske Hytta) 273 assisted living apartments for elderly people and people with disabilities 164 hotel rooms in hotels 104 modular room sections for schools and office buildings 77 modular room sections for building the site premises 35 20 2016

  21. Sales geography and turnover 21 2016

  22. Way of building Way of building 22 2016

  23. We are building from prefabricated modular sections (MS) MS is spatial part of a building where the floor, walls and ceiling of MS are assembled at the factory. One MS may include several rooms. Since MS is a „closed“ element, it is possible to complete following at the factory : install doors and windows  complete up to 95% of the interior finishing of the rooms  (incl. installation of ceramic tiles, floor coverings, mouldings, etc) build piping and cable systems within MS  (incl. electricity, water, sewerage, heating, ventilation, security alarm system, TV, fire sprinkler system, etc) install bathroom fixtures and fittings  (incl. faucets, toilets, bathtubs, sinks, shower cabins, etc) install kitchen and bathroom furniture and home appliances  complete most of exterior finishing works  (in case of “light” exterior finishing materials) Kodumaja is able to produce MS, which transportation dimensions are within the following limits: width - 5,3 m, length - 14,5 m and height - 4,5 m. The typical weight of one MS is: 8 – 16 tons. Time for mounting one MS on a completed foundation is: 20 – 60 minutes. In case of multi-storey blocks of flats Kodumaja site team is able to mount: 15 – 30 MS a day . 23 2016

  24. Production at the factory 24 2016

  25. Factory readiness of interior finishing 25 2016

  26. Transportation and construction 26 2016

  27. Why modular sections ? Why Kodumaja way of building is competitive? 27 2016

  28. Advantages (1) Good production conditions = high quality at lower costs production does not depend on weather conditions  the production process is efficient and easily controllable  there are good conditions for quality control and management  28 2016

  29. Advantages (2) Efficient construction method and technology = short construction time at lower costs factory production enables a large amount of workforce to be simultaneously engaged  production at the factory with simultaneous construction of foundations and utility lines on the construction site  shortens general construction time and minimises fixed overheads high level of completion of the factory-produced modular sections saves time and money on the construction site  29 2016

  30. Advantages (3) Flexibility = readiness for implementation of one-of-a kind projects at competitive price long experience of developing customer-oriented flexibility  more experience, compared to the competitors, in the manufacturing of large MS and design  and construction of 4, 5 and more storey apartment buildings from factory-produced MS an extensive scope of delivery which enables our customers to solve a lot of different  problems at once and with one supplier - Kodumaja 30 2016

  31. Advantages (4) Compliance with applicable norms and standards = high durability and healthy human environment at competitive prices and low maintenance costs Well-designed, tested and approved structural and technical solutions, materials and quality management system of Kodumaja companies comply with norms and standards in our markets . 31 2016

  32. Advantages (5) Responsibility and competence = important decisions are made and processes are managed by competent managers and specialist with long experience As Kodumaja customers are professional construction companies from Nordic countries, we can pool their vast experience and practices with our own experience. 32 2016

  33. Advantages (6) Devoted and experienced personnel and certified management system = well controlled and managed cooperation process and high quality final result of the work helps to achieve high satisfaction of the cooperation partners Management system of Kodumaja companies is built up according to international standards ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 and certified. 33 2016

  34. Specialities  Certain limitation in the architectural designs. Architects must be able to think in terms of prefab modules when designing a building.  It is important to make majority of significant decisions regarding the building before the start of the production and construction process. The production and construction process proceeds at a relatively fast pace. Many later modifications may result in considerable extra costs.  Special requirements for transport. Prefab modules are often oversized cargo and the transport of prefab modules means that you are partly transporting "air".  Some customers are sceptical about timber-frame as a building's load bearing structure.  Somewhat increased material consumption. Prefab modules need stronger structures due to transportation and repeated hoisting. Modular sections has closed structure all around which increases some material costs as well. At the same time it is also giving an extra advantages – solid and strong building, good sound insulation etc. Deeper analysis may show that seemingly disadvantageous specialities may actually provide certain benefits 34 2016

  35. How Kodumaja works? How Kodumaja works? 35 2016

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