3D Drawings of Prefabricated Houses

The 3D drawings of prefabricated houses primarily display the assembly and installation methods of various house components as well as the overall structure, including the limit-fixing designs for components such as bases, support columns, wall panels, beams, and roofs, along with a 3D model example of a two-story house with stairs.

Component Assembly and Installation Methods

• Base and Support Columns: The base restricts the vertical movement of the support columns through the first limit structure and further restricts their rotation using the second limit structure, thereby firmly fixing the support columns to the base. This design ensures the stability of the support columns in both the vertical and rotational directions, providing a solid foundation for the entire house structure.
• Wall Panel Installation: With the aid of auxiliary and guiding structures, wall panels can be quickly guided between adjacent support columns. Subsequently, through the installation structure at the top of the base, the wall panels are accurately installed between the adjacent support columns, achieving an effective connection between the wall panels and the support columns.
• Beam Fixing: The first beam is fixed to the top of the support columns using the third limit structure, while the second beam is fixed to the first beam via the fourth limit structure, thereby also fixing the second beam to the top of the support columns. This multi-level limit structure design enhances the connection strength and stability between the beams and the support columns.
• Roof Installation: The roof is fixed between the tops of the first and second beams using the fifth limit mechanism, completing the top enclosure of the entire house structure and forming a complete space within the house.

3D Model Example

There is a realistic 3D model drawing of a two-story house with stairs. This model can visually display the overall appearance and internal structural layout of the prefabricated house, including the position of the stairs and the spatial distribution of each floor. However, this model cannot be edited and is only for viewing and reference, helping people better understand the 3D form and design concept of the prefabricated house. Through these 3D drawings and models, one can clearly understand the architectural structure and assembly and installation methods of prefabricated modular houses, providing important reference for the design, construction, and use of houses.