Products · Nexus

One module. One finished place.

Teminon Nexus combines a clear, straight architecture with a high degree of prefabrication.

The long glazed side opens the space outward; the closed rear side carries services and storage. Whatever is needed inside is already built in when the module is set down.

26 or 52 m²2 modulesstackable

Nexus Hub seen from outside with an open glazed side and counter zone
Hub, exterior view · VISUALISATION

The principle

Prefabricated. Delivered. Set in place on site.

A Nexus is not built on the construction site but in the hall. Structure, shell, glazing and the interior fit-out are prepared there.

What remains on site is setting it on the prepared foundation and connecting power, water and waste water.

  • Prepared in the factory

    Structure, shell, windows and essential parts of the interior fit-out are built in the hall. Setting down and connection remain for the location.

  • Laid out for transport

    One Work fills a 40-foot container; one Hub fills two.

  • Steel, insulated and glazed

    3.0 mm galvanised steel as the structure, 100 mm glass wool as insulation, one long side in low-E glazing.

  • Foundation and installation

    The manufacturer recommends a concrete foundation with chemical anchors. What a location requires is to be clarified before planning.

What a module is made of

Welded steel roof of a Nexus module at the manufacturer
Welded steel roof at the manufacturerPROJECT PHOTO
Nexus steel structure in the manufacturer’s factory hall
Structure in the manufacturer’s factory hallPROJECT PHOTO
Compact module
26 m²single storey
Largest module
52 m²single storey
Stackable
Three levelsconnected by external stairs

Where it fits

Where a place is needed, it stands.

A module that arrives finished fits where a long construction phase is not an option.

On company premises, in a park, in front of an existing building or as a second location. What changes is the use, not the building.

Nexus Work as an office on a town square
Work on a town square · VISUALISATION
  • Hospitality & service point

    An open dining space with a counter zone and a large glazed side facing the square. For cafés, service counters and seasonal locations.

  • Reception & retail

    A visible point of contact on the premises or in front of the building. For reception, registration and retail space.

  • Office & meeting

    Workspaces and a meeting area on one level. For project offices, secondary locations and site management.

Which variant fits depends on access, ground conditions, connections and the planned duration of use.

Why Nexus

Little construction site. Plenty of use.

Nexus combines prefabricated construction with a form that fits in: long, straight, with one open and one closed long side.

  • Delivered finished

    Interior fit-out and services are installed before the module leaves the yard.

  • A clear form

    The long glazed side and the calm shell work at a company headquarters just as they do in a park.

  • A space without columns

    The steel structure sits within the shell. Inside there is no load-bearing wall dictating the layout.

  • Two widths

    The same length in 2.20 and 4.51 m width — 26 or 52 m² on the same basic figure.

  • Connectable and stackable

    Modules can be connected on all four sides and stacked up to three levels.

One principle. Two modules. Many uses.

View from above into an opened Nexus module
View from above into an opened module · VISUALISATION

Construction & fit-out

What your Nexus is built from

Teminon Nexus stands on a galvanised steel structure. Shell, insulation and glazing are matched to one another; surfaces and interior fit-out are defined project by project.

Construction and fit-out
ComponentSpecification as stated by the manufacturer
Structure3.0 mm galvanised steel SGH340, 80 µm coating
Rooffully welded steel sheet, two pitches
Glazingthermally broken aluminium, 6+20+6 low-E
Insulation100 mm glass wool

Photographs from the manufacturer’s production. Surfaces and equipment are defined project by project.

The models

Two modules. One basic figure.

Both modules are 11.60 m long and 2.50 m high. They differ in width and in what fits inside.

  • Nexus Hub seen from outside with an open glazed side and counter zoneFloor plan of Nexus Hub with dining space, service zone and corridor

    LR-400BL

    Nexus Hub

    Open dining space with service and counter zone

    52 m² · 4.51 × 11.60 × 2.50 m
  • Nexus Work seen from outside with workspaces behind the glazed sideFloor plan of Nexus Work with workspace, meeting area and bathroom

    LR-401W

    Nexus Work

    Workspace and meeting area on one level

    26 m² · 2.20 × 11.60 × 2.50 m

The models compared

Technical data of the models in the Nexus range, compared
ModelFloor areaExternal dimensions (W × L × H)CodeWeightTransport
Nexus Hub52 m²4.51 × 11.60 × 2.50 mLR-400BL14,000 kgtwo 40-foot containers per set
Nexus Work26 m²2.20 × 11.60 × 2.50 mLR-401W7,000 kgone 40-foot container per set

Dimensions and areas are as stated by the manufacturer. All dimensions and areas are planning states and are to be confirmed project by project before ordering.

Your project

From the idea to your own Nexus.

Every location and every project is different. Together we develop the right Nexus solution from your idea — from choosing the module through to installation.

  1. Idea & location

    We talk about your idea, the location and the intended use.

  2. Module & configuration

    Together we define the module, the layout, surfaces and equipment.

  3. Planning & realisation

    We coordinate the required planning steps as well as production, transport and installation.

  4. Your Nexus

    Your configured Nexus is produced, delivered and set in place on site.

Other product ranges

  • Orbit

    Rounded modules, fully fitted out

  • Horizon

    A-frame, two storeys with a gallery

Do you already have a location or an idea?

Let's look together at which Nexus suits your project.