Don't miss a thing by taking a single look at the top 10 daily storiesDon't miss a thing by taking a single look at the top 10 daily storiesDon't miss a thing by taking a single look at the top 10 daily storiesPrefabricated houses are a fast and cheap option to access a home and for this reason the industry has not stopped growing in recent years.Several large companies have already launched their own models and the latest to join has been the Japanese Panasonic.Although the company is mainly known for its technological products, it has an area dedicated to the real estate sector.In collaboration with a New Zealand company, Panasonic Homes has designed its first prefabricated house prototype that it has installed in the Waikato region of the oceanic country.It is a single-story structure with three bedrooms that has been built in just three months.The construction method is based on large panels that are fastened with bolts and other metal accessories.According to the company, this allows the house to be resistant to external forces such as earthquakes and typhoons.Panasonic Homes has not yet calculated the price of this home.PHOTOS |The underground prefabricated houses that you can buy for 13,000 eurosPHOTOS |The elegantly designed prefabricated house created by a former Apple executive: it is 90 meters long and costs 500,000 eurosPHOTOS |This prefabricated house can be installed in any rural environment and only costs 36,000 euros