Visit to Prefabricated House Factories
The following prefabricated house factories are worth visiting:

Tenglai Group Prefabrication Factory in Huating, Pingliang, Gansu: This factory focuses on the field of prefabricated buildings, offering a diverse range of products including 3D-printed building materials and integrated insulation structural panels. The second and third-generation cement prefabricated houses displayed in the factory have distinct characteristics, with the third-generation products standing out. These houses are not only pre-decorated, allowing for immediate installation and occupancy upon purchase, but also feature modular production, making them lighter in weight, with a sales radius of up to 500 kilometers, and better insulation performance. Visiting this factory provides a direct understanding of the upgrade and evolution of cement prefabricated houses from traditional to modern, and the efficiency and convenience brought by modular production.
CIMC Industrial Park in Xinhui, Jiangmen, Guangdong: As the world's largest production base for special containers, CIMC has been applying industrialized thinking from container manufacturing to house construction since 2004. Its modular building business is extensive, covering more than 20 countries and regions globally, with over 200 projects implemented. The interior decoration of buildings, including plumbing, electrical, fire protection, and sanitary facilities, is all prefabricated in the factory. For example, the student apartments built for Hong Kong have a prefabrication rate of up to 98%, while the construction speed of talent apartments has increased by 114%, and labor costs have been reduced by 71%. Visiting this industrial park allows for an in-depth understanding of the innovative application of industrialized thinking in the construction field and how modular buildings achieve efficient and low-cost construction.
China Construction Hailong 'Super Factory' in Xinhui, Jiangmen, Guangdong: This factory delivers 12,000 steel box and concrete MiC (Modular Integrated Construction) modules annually, with workers producing 'components' of houses on an assembly line, similar to automobile manufacturing. The factory possesses independently developed 'Smart Construction - MiC technology', breaking the linear construction schedule of traditional sites and addressing the labor shortage and quality issues prevalent in the traditional construction industry. It has also obtained the first low-rise and multi-story MiC principle pre-approval permit issued by the Dubai Municipality, becoming the first Chinese enterprise to receive this qualification. Visiting this factory offers a glimpse into advanced smart construction technology and international development achievements.




