I. Core Structure
Frame System: Utilizes a light steel structure (K-shaped steel or C80# steel) as the main framework, enabling modular assembly via standardized modules (e.g., 1820mm or 2000mm). Components are bolted for rapid installation and disassembly.
Enclosure System: Walls feature 50mm-thick double-sided color steel sandwich panels. The roof uses 20mm-thick PU tiles or color steel sheets for superior waterproofing and insulation.
II. Primary Applications
- Construction Sites: Temporary dormitories, offices, warehouses, and command centers.
- Public Facilities: Emergency shelters, mobile hospitals, schools, and exhibition halls.
- Commercial Use: Pop-up stores, outdoor camps, and mobile showrooms.
III. Key Performance Features
Seismic Resistance
Up to Grade 7
Wind Resistance
Withstands Grade 10 winds
Installation
80-100 sqm/day (4-person team)
Eco-Friendly
Recyclable materials; 10+ cycles
IV. Advantages
- Flexible Layout: Adjustable partitions, doors, and windows; expandable up to triple stories.
- Durability: Anti-corrosion-treated steel components with a lifespan exceeding 10 years.
- Transport Efficiency: A 40-ft container can hold 200-300 sqm of materials.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
1. How to install the houses on site?
We provide comprehensive manuals with photos, drawings, and videos. Most clients (93%) complete installation using local labor with these guides. Alternatively, we can send technical teams for onsite guidance or you can send staff to our facility for training.
2. What are the main advantages of prefab houses?
Key benefits include recyclability (can be disassembled and moved to new sites), significantly lower costs compared to traditional buildings, rapid installation (up to 150 sqm/day with a skilled team), and high safety standards (Grade 7 earthquake and 100km/h wind resistance).
3. What are the primary uses for these structures?
They are primarily used as temporary buildings for construction sites (offices, labor dorms) and have played a critical role in disaster relief and resettlement housing due to their quick deployment capabilities.
4. How should a prefab house be maintained?
Avoid making structural changes or removing screws after installation. We recommend repainting every 1-2 years to extend service life and maintain appearance. Ensure no electrical wires are tied directly to the steel frame to prevent accidents.
5. How many floors can be built with the K-style system?
K-style houses are typically built as 1 or 2 floors. While 3 floors are possible, we do not recommend exceeding this height. For structures over 3 floors, a T-house design with H-shape steel support is preferred.
6. What thermal insulation options are available?
We offer four material options for insulation: EPS sandwich panels, Glass Wool sandwich panels, Rock Wool sandwich panels, and PU (Polyurethane) sandwich panels.
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