ARCHITECTURAL FLEXIBILITY

M & E Services
All conduit piping for M & E services are cast in the concrete wall panels and terminated at the upper part. The top angle formed by the wall panel and floor slab provides a "super-corridor" to run and link all M & E services and this is finally covered with a gypsum cornice.
(Refer to Illustration - I /Fig. 1. 02 & 1. 05).

A shallow channel is provided on the wall panels terminating at the top for water supply piping installation and completed by connecting to the water-storage tank. It is finally covered by wall tiles and overhead ceiling.
(Refer to Illustration - I /Fig. 1. 06).

With the above-stated procedure, delay of M & E works will not hinder the progress of other trades, the only obligation being that they have to be completed prior to the commencement of painting and tiling works.

Cross & Vertical Ventilation
Holes strategically located in the upper part of the walls, roof beams, gable walls under the roof and slatted timber ceiling with gaps, which allow for cross and vertical ventilation, and insulation material sandwiched in the external walls result in a cool and comfortable building.
(Refer to Illustration - 3 Test Report from UiTM).

Enhanced Values
The system offers better quality, energy-saving and almost defect-free, cosy and comfortable buildings, which are also rich in architectural features.

Versatility
The O-Stable Panel System of prefabricated construction provides a standard joint but various types of textured design can be incorporated into the mould production (Refer to Illustration - I /Fig. 1.01). The Versatility of the mould can adapt itself to any type of design of the Architect and allows for attractive features to be included such as arches, round columns and cornices. The end-product is "a thing of beauty" which is "a joy for ever" to the viewer and provides a refreshing change from normal run of the mill buildings.
(Refer to Illustration - 4)

No More Artist's Impression
With this system, the client has the opportunity to view his building through the computer before any construction work begins and to highlight his views during the design stage to avoid any modifications during construction.