Daqi Prefabricated Housing Finished Products
Daqi prefabricated housing finished products mainly include residential container houses, quick-assembly houses, and cement houses, each with unique characteristics:
Residential Container Houses: They stand out for their green construction attributes. Their basic materials are mostly recycled resources, reducing raw material production energy consumption by about 60% compared to traditional reinforced concrete buildings. Construction adopts a modular prefabrication approach, significantly shortening on-site construction periods by over 70% and substantially reducing continuous interference with the site environment and pollution emissions. Through composite insulation technology, their thermal insulation performance is comparable to that of traditional brick-and-concrete buildings, and solar photovoltaic panels can be integrated into the roof for energy self-sufficiency. Their structural safety and durability are superior to those of movable plank houses, enabling them to withstand harsh climatic conditions. The internal space of a single container is regular but size-limited; through combination, diverse architectural forms can be created to meet temporary functional needs such as construction site dormitories and temporary offices. Their mobility and reusability embody an 'elastic' and 'responsive' living model.
Quick-Assembly Houses: The main components are prefabricated in factories and then quickly assembled on-site, with on-site operations primarily involving module lifting and connection. The entire process maintains millimeter-level error control, significantly shortening construction periods. The airtightness and thermal insulation performance of the houses depend on the composition of the prefabricated walls, while sound insulation is achieved through multi-layer composite materials and elastic connection structures. The main components are produced in a controlled factory environment, ensuring high consistency in material performance. The overall structural stiffness is additionally reinforced for durability. Building materials are processed centrally in factories, making it easy to recycle offcuts and significantly reducing on-site construction waste generation. Throughout their lifecycle, they cause minimal ecological disturbance to the site. Their modular nature adapts to changes in living needs, with non-load-bearing internal partition systems facilitating later renovations. The piping system is concentrated in easily accessible mezzanines or pipe shafts, extending the lifespan of the main building structure.
Cement Houses: They feature strong moisture resistance, fast construction speeds, and mobility, being installed through lifting. With a light self-weight, they can be relocated and reused multiple times, being sturdy and durable. They offer comfortable thermal insulation, strong overall environmental adaptability, fire resistance, and corrosion resistance, with a high degree of industrialization. They are easy to move, install, and dismantle, with stable performance and well-equipped facilities, not occupying construction site space. They improve space utilization rates, are convenient and cost-effective for transportation, and are not restricted by construction conditions at the installation site, making them suitable for various scenarios.
