Prefabricated houses are temporary buildings designed for construction sites. They are fast to build, flexible and practical, and recyclable. They are mainly used in worker dormitories, offices, conference rooms and other scenes.
Core features:
Structure and materials
The main frame adopts light steel structure (such as C-shaped steel and H-shaped steel), and the walls and roofs are mostly sandwich panels (common materials include rock wool, EPS foam, etc., which have both thermal insulation, sound insulation and fire resistance).
Modular design, prefabricated parts in the factory, assembled on site by bolts, buckles, etc., without complicated construction.
Functional advantages
Quick construction: Usually a single building can be installed in 3-5 days, greatly shortening the construction period.
Flexible layout: It can be combined into single-story, double-story or multi-story buildings according to needs, and the internal space can be divided into bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.
Complete supporting facilities: standard doors, windows, lighting, sockets and other facilities, some high-end versions include air conditioning and ventilation systems to meet basic living and working needs.
Environmental protection and economy
Reusable: After the project is completed, it can be disassembled and transported to the new site to reduce construction waste.
Low cost: The cost is 30%-50% lower than that of traditional brick-concrete buildings, and the transportation and maintenance costs are low.
Strong adaptability
Good weather resistance, can withstand typhoons, heavy rains, high temperatures and other severe weather (need to be reinforced according to standards), suitable for construction sites of various terrains.
Application scenarios:
Temporary office and living places for projects such as construction, road and bridge engineering, and municipal engineering;
Short-term demand scenarios such as post-disaster emergency resettlement and temporary venues for large-scale events.
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