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Wall frames, trusses and floors, made to drawing.

Three timber systems from one set of drawings, cut and assembled at Adibatla and delivered to the slab.

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What we makeAdibatla, Hyderabad · 90,000 sq ft
SLAB / FOUNDATIONBy the local builderLINTELOver every openingWALL FRAMESStuds, plates, noggings, bracingFLOOR CASSETTEPre-assembled, craned into placeROOF TRUSSESEngineered to span, pitch, loads
  • Roof trussesEngineered to span, pitch, loads
  • Floor cassettePre-assembled, craned into place
  • LintelOver every opening
  • Wall framesStuds, plates, noggings, bracing
  • Slab / foundationBy the local builder
90,000 sq ft
factory at Adibatla, Hyderabad
45 ft
automatic glulam (GLT) line
250
people across design, manufacturing and construction

Six products from one set of drawings.

A timber-framed house is three systems that bolt together: wall frames, roof trusses and floor cassettes.

Timber wall frames

Wall panels with openings, lintels and bracing resolved before cutting.

Timber frames

Engineered roof trusses

Designed to span, pitch and loading; bundled by elevation.

Roof trusses

Floor cassettes and floor systems

Pre-assembled floor panels and joists that drop onto the frame.

Floor systems

Flat-pack timber framing kits

Labelled framing packages for builders who assemble on site.

Framing kits

Custom timber components

Posts, beams, gables and special elements made to your details.

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Integrated prefabricated systems

Frames, trusses and floors engineered as one coordinated package.

How delivery works

From drawing to dispatch in nine steps.

The workflow is adjusted to the process and equipment at each facility.

Factory processAdibatla, Hyderabad · 9 steps
Prepare
Make
Ship
  1. 01Design information receivedPlans, engineering and specification logged and checked.Your builder
  2. 02Technical review and coordinationFraming design resolved against the drawings.NESCA
  3. 03Material specification and procurementGrades, treatments and sizes confirmed and sourced.NESCA
  4. 04Precision cutting and component preparationMembers cut and labelled from production files.NESCA
  5. 05Frame or truss assemblyAssembled to the shop drawing in jigs.NESCA
  6. 06Quality inspectionDimensional and specification checks recorded.NESCA
  7. 07Identification and packagingEvery component tagged and bundled by location.NESCA
  8. 08Dispatch and logistics coordinationLoaded, containerised and tracked.NESCA
  9. 09Delivery and site coordinationSequenced to suit the builder's programme.NESCA · Your builder
How components are checked and traced Where the timber comes from

One partner from drawing to dock to site.

Exports are how our design, manufacturing and delivery model reaches overseas builders.

Export workflow6 steps
  1. 01Design and engineeringFrame and truss design from your plans, with your local professionals.NESCA · Your builder
  2. 02Estimation and detailingTake-offs and shop drawings released for manufacture.NESCA
  3. 03Procurement and manufacturingMaterials sourced to spec; components made and checked.NESCA
  4. 04Packaging and containerisationBundled by elevation, protected, loaded for sea freight.NESCA
  5. 05Export logisticsShipping booked and tracked; documents prepared.NESCA
  6. 06Delivery planningArrival sequenced with your builder and project team.Your builder
Customs clearance, import approvals, local installation and statutory compliance remain with the importer and local project team unless explicitly included in the agreed scope.
Export routeIn development
  • Adibatla, Hyderabad — Origin · 90,000 sq ft factory · 45 ft GLT line
  • Andhra Pradesh — Export hub · in development (Tirupati district SEZ, site selection in progress)
  • Adelaide — Country head · Australia
  • Melbourne — Australia
  • Perth — Australia
The Andhra Pradesh hub intended for Australian supply is in development; current supply arrangements are confirmed per project.
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Your drawings in, a labelled frame out.

The routeDesign → Site
  1. 01DesignYour plans in
  2. 02EngineerFrames and trusses designed
  3. 03MakeCut, assembled, checked
  4. 04PackBundled, containerised
  5. 05ShipPort to port
  6. 06SiteYour builder stands it up

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Send us your plans and site details. We will tell you what we need for a quote and how delivery would run.

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