1. The plural of prefabrication; the process or practice of manufacturing building components or structures in a factory before assembly on-site.
Usage: Usually used in construction and manufacturing contexts; Often refers to modular or standardized components
2. Plural of prefabrication; manufactured building units or structures that are assembled off-site and then transported to their final location.
Usage: Concrete noun usage referring to the actual products or structures

Examples

• The construction company used prefabrications to speed up the building process.
• Modern prefabrications allow for faster assembly and reduced labor costs.
• The housing development relied on prefabrications to meet the tight deadline.
• Prefabrications have become increasingly popular in residential construction.
• The factory produced hundreds of prefabrications for the new apartment complex.
• Quality control is easier with prefabrications made in controlled factory environments.
• Prefabrications reduce waste and improve consistency in construction projects.