Daqing Prefabricated Assembled Houses

Daqing prefabricated assembled houses mainly include three types: movable houses, assembled container movable houses, and prefabricated concrete houses. Details are as follows:

Movable Houses

Movable houses are characterized by factory-prefabricated components and on-site assembly, with structures mostly using steel and sandwich panels. They come in various types, including box-type, panel-type, and foldable movable houses, meeting different scenario requirements. The customization process covers needs analysis, design, production, transportation, and installation: Users need to clarify their purpose of use, space requirements, duration, and budget, based on which service providers offer preliminary plans. During the design phase, detailed drawings are drawn up considering on-site conditions to ensure compliance with safety standards. Production is completed in the factory, and after the components are transported to the site, a professional team assembles them, followed by final acceptance and delivery. Cost components include material costs, production costs, transportation costs, and installation costs, with specific expenses varying depending on material quality and type.

Assembled Container Movable Houses

These houses achieve rapid construction through a standardized building process. All wall, roof, floor, and other components are prefabricated in the factory, with uniform design of dimensions, materials, and connection nodes. On-site construction employs parallel operations and dry construction methods, with foundation treatment and upper structure assembly carried out simultaneously. Multiple work surfaces conduct lifting and splicing simultaneously, significantly shortening the construction period. Environmental performance is reflected in whole-life-cycle management: The building body uses high-recycling-rate steel, and the enclosure structure integrates thermal insulation layers and airtightness design to reduce operational energy consumption. During the construction phase, dry construction methods reduce dust, noise, and construction waste. During the use phase, efficient thermal insulation systems reduce heating and cooling demands. At the end of life, resources are recycled through a closed loop of 'design-use-recycling-reuse'.

Prefabricated Concrete Houses

Prefabricated concrete houses use concrete as the main material, with walls, roofs, and other components prefabricated in the factory and assembled on-site. Their advantages include short construction periods, stable quality, energy efficiency, environmental protection, and flexible design: Factory standardized production controls material and construction quality, reducing interference from external factors such as weather. The production process reduces on-site construction waste, and energy-saving measures such as thermal insulation and water conservation can be incorporated into the design. The structure includes foundations, walls, and roofs, with the construction process covering foundation treatment, component transportation, assembly, decoration, and acceptance. They can be customized into functional buildings such as residences and shops according to needs.