🏢Kayser's Home & Office Depot

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🏢 Kayser's Home & Office Depot

🤘🪑 Rocking Chairs for Homes and Offices 👨‍💼

Current as of: v0.7.9 (b495)

📋 Description

Kayser’s Home & Office Depot is a compact, efficient, and fully auto-balancing plant, designed to supply your settlement with Household Goods, Household Appliances, and Office Supplies—all from a harmonious and efficient production hub.

Powered by a dual-injection Liftbus™ (as seen in Kayser’s Construction Parts), the plant delivers maximum throughput, smooth distribution, and highly responsive balancing across all three product lines. This is especially valuable because demand for Household Goods, Household Appliances, and Office Supplies varies naturally throughout the game, with growing population, trade fluctuations, edicts, and office build-up.

The Liftbus™ automatically adapts to these fluctuations, routing materials where they’re needed most and preventing shortages without creating wasteful overproduction. Whether your settlement is homey, high-tech, or hustling with office staff, the system ensures you produce exactly what’s required—no more, no less.

Combining Household Goods, Household Appliances, and Office Supplies creates several strong synergies that make a unified production hub far more efficient than three separate plants:

  • Shared Service Deliveries: Household Goods and Household Appliances both must be delivered to settlement service buildings, so producing them side-by-side keeps trucking and logistics simple, predictable, and compact.
  • Shared Inputs: All three product lines rely heavily on Steel, Glass, and Electronics I & II, which greatly reduces belt complexity and allows the Liftbus™ to distribute ingredients dynamically based on real-time demand.
  • Internal Ingredient Usage: Household Goods are directly used as an ingredient in Office Supplies, creating a tight internal loop where one product line feeds another with zero transport overhead.
  • Demand Synchronization: Consumer demand shifts naturally as your population grows, trades fluctuate, and office staffing changes. Keeping all three product types in one plant allows the Liftbus™ to auto-balance output according to actual consumption patterns, instead of hardcoding rigid production lines.
  • Superior Resource Efficiency: Building all three under one roof avoids redundant assemblers, storages, belts, maintenance buildings, and transport links — leading to higher uptime, cleaner layouts, and lower operative costs.

These synergies make Kayser's Home & Office Depot more efficient than managing three independent plants. And of course, it expands and upgrades gracefully — the Kayser hallmark.

👉 Because every settlement deserves rocking homes and offices. 🤘

⚙️ Feature Summary
  • Dual injection LiftBus™
  • 100% graceful upgrades and expansions
  • Compact, rectangular design for minimal space footprint and easy placement
  • Auto-balancing production between Household Goods, Household Appliances, and Office Supplies
  • Convenient corner markers to show space requirements and simplify blueprint alignment
  • Highly efficient in terms of construction cost, workers, and maintenance
  • Incrementally buildable for minimal resource investment
  • Staged blueprints for early/mid-game adoption and incremental development
  • Readily accessible input/output storages for buffering, alerts, and easy mapping and connection of auxiliary belts
⚡ Quick Start Guide
  1. Start with the version that matches your technology level, and upgrade as you progress. Larger plants require higher tier belts to function effectively.
  2. Connect inbound transports. Inbound storages are not strictly required if belts are used, but highly recommended, accompanied with an alert for low level.
  3. Activate one or more assemblers; they are all independent and can be built, upgraded, paused, or demolished individually.
  4. Ensure the lifts that supply the assemblers form a closed Liftbus™ loop. Unused parts must remain in the loop, with priority.
  5. Set alarms for low stock levels on outbound storages, to get advance warning of production capacity shortage (recommended: below 50%). Outbound belts are recommended.
  6. Keep your maximum (yellow) slider one or two steps below maximum. This will allow goods from deconstructions, upgrades, loot, etc. to be delivered by trucks and recycled smoothly.
📐 Blueprints

All blueprints function as standalone build and are pre-configured for truck transportation (Plug & Play). Each blueprint from stage 2 onwards also functions as an upgrade of any previous stage. Upgrades are graceful (i.e. no shift-click required) unless build has been modified.

No alerts are pre-set.

Stage Blueprint Name Description Technology Required Build Instructions Other Notes
1 HOD-Liftbus™-6×AS3+CB2 Starter plant, Household Goods only. Supplies 8,000 workers using the +20% household goods edict. Household Goods, Smart Conveyor Routing, Conveyor Lifts, Conveyor Belts II. Plug & Play. Lift loop and output sorters can be replaced with belts for even cheaper initial build.
2 HOD-Liftbus™-24×AS3+CB2 4x capacity upgrade and adding Office Supplies and Household Appliances. Supplies 8,800 workers (including 2,500 in offices) Offices, Household Appliances Plug & Play or Graceful Upgrade. Pause ingredient feed of any recipe you haven't unlocked yet.
3 HOD-Liftbus™-24×AS4+CB3 2x Capacity upgrade with Assembly IV:s and Conveyor Belts III. Supplies 17,500 workers (including 5,000 in offices) Robotic Assembly, Conveyor Belts III Plug & Play or Graceful Upgrade. -
4 HOD-Liftbus™-24×AS5+CB3 2x Capacity upgrade with Assembly V:s. Supplies 35,000 workers (including 10,000 in offices). Robotic Assembly II Plug & Play or Graceful Upgrade. -
🔄 Input/Output

Typical input/output as per below. Note that production can shift freely between the different products, as long as sufficient ingredients are abailable.

Stage Blueprint Name Power (MW) Workers Computing (TF) Household Goods Household Appliances Office Supplies Electronics II PCB Electronics I Glass Steel Wood Paper Silicon Plastic Rubber Copper
1 HOD-Liftbus™-6×AS3+CB2 -1.0 -48 96 -48 -24 -48
2 HOD-Liftbus™-24×AS3+CB2 -3.8 -192 88 61 20 (24) (24) (88) -59 -44 -47 -10 -24 -12 -22 -88
3 HOD-Liftbus™-24×AS4+CB3 -6.3 -48 -72 175 123 40 (48) (48) (177) -118 -88 -94 -20 -48 -24 -44 -177
4 HOD-Liftbus™-24×AS5+CB3 -10.0 -144 350 245 80 (95) (95) (353) -236 -176 -188 -40 -95 -48 -88 -353

Intermediate products (within () parentheses) are consumed as part of the process.

Revision History
Version Comment
1 Initial Version

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Comments (2)

Love the BP, learned quite a bit on studying how it worked. Do have a question, does the constant bus movement cause any noticeable performance hit?
I did not notice anything personally, but some players have reported that lifts take up more system resources than belts. There may be proofs and tests of that, although I haven't seen any.