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Designing Buildings at 11:01, 3 November 2021

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	* Pod.		* Pod.
	* Prefabrication.		* Prefabrication.
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	* University of East Anglia - case study.		* University of East Anglia - case study.

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	In the construction industry the word ‘cassette’ refers to components of building services systems such as chilled water cassettes, or to modular construction components such as facade cassette panels, floor cassettes, wall cassettes, roof cassettes and so on, which may include timber or metal frame, cladding, insulation and so on in a single unit. Typically cassettes are prefabricated in a factory setting and then installed quickly on site, reducing the need for working at height. They may also be removable without being damaged so they can be re-used.		In the construction industry the word ‘cassette’ refers to components of building services systems such as chilled water cassettes, or to modular construction components such as facade cassette panels, floor cassettes, wall cassettes, roof cassettes and so on, which may include timber or metal frame, cladding, insulation and so on in a single unit. Typically cassettes are prefabricated in a factory setting and then installed quickly on site, reducing the need for working at height. They may also be removable without being damaged so they can be re-used.

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	* Assembly.		* Assembly.

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	* Kit house.		* Kit house.
	* Modern methods of construction.		* Modern methods of construction.

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	* University of East Anglia - case study.		* University of East Anglia - case study.

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	A cassette is typically a flat case or cartridge that can be easily installed or removed. It is derived from the Old North French word ‘casse’, meaning box.		A cassette is typically a flat case or cartridge that can be easily installed or removed. It is derived from the Old North French word ‘casse’, meaning box.

−	In the construction industry the word ‘cassette’ refers to components of building services systems such as chilled water cassettes, or to modular construction components such as facade cassette panels, floor cassettes, wall cassettes, roof cassettes and so on, which may include timber or metal frame, cladding, insulation and so on in a single unit. Typically cassettes are prefabricated in a factory setting and then installed quickly on site, reducing the need for working at height. They may also be removable without being damaged so ~~that~~ they can be re-used.	+	In the construction industry the word ‘cassette’ refers to components of building services systems such as chilled water cassettes, or to modular construction components such as facade cassette panels, floor cassettes, wall cassettes, roof cassettes and so on, which may include timber or metal frame, cladding, insulation and so on in a single unit. Typically cassettes are prefabricated in a factory setting and then installed quickly on site, reducing the need for working at height. They may also be removable without being damaged so they can be re-used.

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	* University of East Anglia - case study.		* University of East Anglia - case study.

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A cassette is typically a flat case or cartridge that can be easily installed or removed. It is derived from the Old North French word ‘casse’, meaning box.

In the construction industry the word ‘cassette’ refers to components of building services systems such as chilled water cassettes, or to modular construction components such as facade cassette panels, floor cassettes, wall cassettes, roof cassettes and so on, which may include timber or metal frame, cladding, insulation and so on in a single unit. Typically cassettes are prefabricated in a factory setting and then installed quickly on site, reducing the need for working at height. They may also be removable without being damaged so that they can be re-used.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Assembly.
* Design for deconstruction.
* Kit house.
* Modern methods of construction.
* Modular construction.
* Off-site construction.
* Offsite manufacturing.
* Pod.
* Prefabrication.
* University of East Anglia - case study.

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