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Drawbacks of Prefab Solutions - BC
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  1. Prefab solutions have been designed with someone else in mind - they may not solve your particular problem
  2. Prefab solutions tend to be more complicated
  3. Because they are more complicated, Prefab solutions may be more difficult to integrate into overall architecture
  4. Lastly, Prefab solutions may be too expensive in the short or long-run
 

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