Chongqing Prefabricated Panel Houses

Here is information about prefabricated panel houses in Chongqing:

Price Aspect: The prices of materials related to prefabricated panel houses in Chongqing vary significantly depending on the type and purpose. For example, the price of cement prefabricated panels is 36 yuan per meter (Hengba Building Materials), which applies to cement prefabricated panels of specific specifications and materials. The price range for steel-structured mezzanine floor panels is quite wide. Some steel-structured mezzanine floor panels cost 480 yuan per square meter, while there are also relatively inexpensive steel-structured lightweight floor panels priced at 18 yuan per square meter. Products at different prices may differ in terms of materials, performance, and load-bearing capacity. When making a purchase, it is necessary to comprehensively consider based on actual needs and usage scenarios.

Accident Case: At around 12:00 noon on April 11, 2024, a three-story prefabricated panel house in Fengshou Community, Guanba Town, Zhong County, Chongqing, collapsed. The ground floor of the house was used as a mahjong parlor, and the second floor served as a goods warehouse. That noon, due to the temporary accumulation of loads on the second-floor slab exceeding the load-bearing capacity of the prefabricated panels, the slab underwent brittle fracture and fell, ultimately resulting in a serious accident with 2 deaths and 3 injuries. This accident serves as a warning that during the use of prefabricated panel houses, it is essential to strictly adhere to their load-bearing capacity requirements and avoid overloading. Especially in places like warehouses where goods need to be stacked, it is crucial to reasonably plan the weight and stacking method of the goods to ensure the structural safety of the house.

Demolition Rumors: There have been rumors circulating online that all prefabricated panel houses built before 2000 will be demolished and that there will be a large-scale demolition in 2024. However, after verification by relevant departments of the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Commission, these rumors are untrue. Regarding the demolition of prefabricated panel houses, one should not believe online rumors and should rely on official notices and policies issued by government departments. At the same time, relevant departments should also strengthen supervision and crackdown on such rumors to avoid causing unnecessary social panic and misunderstandings.