Remember those paint ads on television with two neighbours and their houses? One of them, of course, had the better house because of the paint while the other had a dull, unappealing look. Something similar happens when we compare prefabricated/pre-engineered and concrete (RCC) warehouses in terms of return on investment (ROI). Difference between RCC and prefabricated warehouses The main physical difference between RCC and prefabricated warehouses is building material. RCC is made of cement and a mix of other materials. A prefabricated warehouse is usually made of one sole material — steel. This leads to a number of other differences that impact construction, application and durability. Prefabricated warehouse leads the race with many advantages to its credit such as: Quicker construction time Recyclability High resale value Relocation benefits Customizability Versatility Eco-friendliness You can have a detailed insight into the differences in one of our previous blogs . Let’s move