Guilin Cement Prefabricated Houses

There are applications and production situations related to cement prefabricated houses in Guilin, including both old prefabricated panel houses and new modular cement prefabricated houses.

Situation of Old Prefabricated Panel Houses

In Guilin, there were many prefabricated panel houses built in the 1970s and 1980s. These houses were constructed by assembling cement components, offering significant advantages such as low construction costs and fast building progress. For example, three residential buildings at No. 38, South Lane of Xishan Road, some of which were built in the early 1980s and others around 1992, are all prefabricated panel houses. However, as the service life increases, these houses have gradually exposed many problems. Due to the loosening at the joints of the cement components and the long-term impact of the natural environment, cracks easily appear on the walls, and rainwater can easily leak into the houses, causing damp indoor walls and peeling wall finishes. This not only affects the appearance of the houses but also poses a certain threat to living safety. At the end of 2024, these houses began to undergo renovation work for dilapidated and old buildings to improve the living conditions of the residents.

Situation of New Modular Cement Prefabricated Houses

There are also enterprises in Guilin that specialize in the production and customization of modular cement prefabricated houses, such as Huacheng Cement House Factory. The factory professionally produces customized modular cement houses, prefabricated cement houses, and other products. Its production process is advanced, using high-standard reinforced concrete for one-time pouring and forming throughout the entire process. This production method endows the houses with multiple excellent properties. They have strong earthquake and compression resistance, capable of withstanding the damage caused by natural disasters such as earthquakes to a certain extent; they have good fire-resistant and flame-retardant properties, effectively reducing the risk of fire; and they have significant thermal insulation and energy-saving effects, helping to reduce energy consumption and lower living costs.

In terms of construction and installation, new modular cement prefabricated houses are characterized by fast and efficient construction, greatly shortening the building cycle. The designed service life of these houses is more than 70 years, and they support overall relocation and secondary disassembly and reuse, offering high flexibility and sustainability. These houses can be widely used in various scenarios such as the renovation of rural dilapidated and old houses and self-built rural housing, providing rural residents with safer, more comfortable, and convenient living options.