The characteristics and advantages of prefabricated houses

Integrated houses are composed of structural systems, floor systems, slab systems, wall systems and roof systems. Each system is composed of several unit modules. The unit modules are manufactured in the factory and assembled on-site. Integrated houses can be disassembled and moved without damaging the land. It has achieved the transformation from the "immovable property" attribute of houses to the "movable property" attribute that has persisted for thousands of years, and has completely separated the "real estate" from "property" and "real estate" that have persisted for thousands of years. Next, let's talk about the features and advantages of prefabricated houses.

The features of integrated houses

The characteristics of prefabricated houses are standardized, modular and universal production in design, easy disassembly and installation, convenient transportation and storage, and they are temporary or permanent houses that can be reused and renovated multiple times.

Advantages of prefabricated houses

Compared with traditional brick-concrete structure houses, the integrated houses of the new building materials system have irreplaceable advantages: the wall thickness of general brick-concrete structure houses is mostly 240mm, while that of integrated houses is less than 240mm under the same area. The indoor usable area of prefabricated houses is much larger than that of traditional brick-concrete structure houses.

Integrated houses are light in weight, require less wetland work and have a shorter construction period. The thermal performance of the house is excellent. The wall panels of the integrated house are made of heat-insulating foam color steel sandwich panels. Another point is that most of the building materials used in prefabricated houses are recyclable and degradable, have a low cost, and are green and environmentally friendly houses. Especially, brick-concrete structures are not environmentally friendly. They use a large amount of clay, which damages the ecology and reduces arable land.