Assembly Prefabricated House Video Collection

Here is an introduction to some videos related to the assembly of prefabricated houses, covering the assembly processes of different types and construction procedures of prefabricated houses:

Real-footage of Workers Building a Prefabricated Modular Residence This video comprehensively records the entire process from an empty lot to the completion of the main structure of the house. Construction begins with a pre-poured concrete foundation. Workers first unload heavy timber and construct the chassis frame of the house, followed by laying floor joists and wooden panels. In the three-dimensional construction phase, prefabricated wall modules are hoisted onto the platform and erected. After the exterior wall frame is enclosed, fine internal divisions are carried out, including the construction of partition wall skeletons and the installation of second-floor floor beams. The roof is constructed using a triangular truss structure, which is fixed to the top beams of the walls through hoisting, forming a stable load-bearing system. The video visually demonstrates the assembly logic of traditional wooden prefabricated houses, emphasizing the synergy between modular design and on-site assembly.

Prefabricated House with Main Structure Completed in 14 Days This case focuses on efficient assembly, achieving the completion of the main structure in 14 days through standardized prefabricated components. The construction process includes: at the foundation stage, leveling the site and pouring the sub-base, installing foundation piles weighing approximately 5 tons and securing them with footplates, and using mortise-and-tenon joints to enhance the connection speed when assembling crossbeams; at the main structure stage, hoisting prefabricated stairs, laying 5-centimeter-thick floor slabs, and finally grouting all component joints. The video highlights the 'building block' assembly concept, significantly shortening the construction period through heavy machinery assistance and structural optimization, making it suitable for self-built housing projects with high timeliness requirements.

Full Process Analysis of Prefabricated Modular Building Installation: From Bay Windows to Balcony Hoisting The video focuses on the construction procedures of standard floors, using the installation of prefabricated bay windows and balconies as entry points. It systematically demonstrates preliminary preparations such as layout positioning, wall and column rebar tying, and aluminum formwork sealing, as well as concealed works such as floor slab bottom rebar tying and the reservation and embedding of water and electricity pipelines. Core procedures include floor slab concrete pouring and precise leveling of the cast-in-place floor surface to ensure structural flatness and load-bearing capacity. Through standardized process management, the video reveals the connection techniques between prefabricated components and cast-in-place parts, making it suitable for refined construction scenarios of high-rise modular buildings.

Container Houses Prefabricated in Factories and Quickly Assembled On-site Container buildings adopt a factory prefabrication and on-site assembly model, with a highly standardized process. In the factory, procedures such as box body welding, anti-corrosion treatment, and door and window pre-installation can be carried out simultaneously. On-site, only hoisting is required to complete box body assembly and connection node reinforcement. The video emphasizes the versatility and expandability of container modules, achieving spatial expansion through stacking or parallel connection, making it suitable for scenarios such as temporary housing and commercial exhibition halls, and demonstrating the flexibility and efficiency advantages of industrialized construction.