JTLH has recently been featured in an article by the Daily Mirror on the potential for innovative technology like WLTR to counter the increasing demand for homes across the country.
With the UK aiming to build 1.5 million more homes over a five-year period, cutting-edge solutions like the Wall Laying Terra-Based Robot (or WLTR for short) are becoming increasingly necessary to ensure the precision, speed and reliability required for such an undertaking. As the shortage of skilled labour in construction continues to affect project timelines, WLTR also stands as means of empowering professionals by alleviating the labour intensive aspects of bricklaying and enabling them to focus on more detail-oriented tasks.
With carbon neutrality and climate-conscious development becoming more prominent in the construction industry, JTLH have doubled down on their mission to not just build with efficiency and precision, but with sustainability as well. The recently completed Maple Close development in Thornley, Durham, boasts 7 detached luxury homes built with low carbon and high thermal performance blocks as well as solar panels fitted in the roof.
JTLH is constantly striving to implement novel and ground-breaking tools like WLTR to enable both homes and commercial properties to be built swiftly, reliably and affordably whilst providing its clients sustainable and future-proof solutions.
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