Prefabricated House Success Case Videos
Here are some introductions to videos showcasing successful cases of prefabricated houses:
Case One: The Entire Process of Workers Building a Prefabricated Assembly House
There is a video capturing the entire process of workers building a prefabricated assembly house, transforming an empty lot into a perfect wooden house in just a few days. The video details how workers unload heavy timber from trucks; these timbers are prefabricated house components with standardized sizes and shapes. Next, workers construct the house's chassis frame on a pre-poured concrete foundation, providing a stable support structure for the entire house. Subsequently, floor joists are laid to lay the groundwork for floor installation. When installing wall modules, workers拼接 (assemble) prefabricated wall components according to design requirements, significantly reducing construction time. Building partition wall frames further divides the interior space of the house, while laying second-floor floor beams sets the stage for second-floor construction. Finally, roof construction is carried out to complete the entire house. This method of building prefabricated assembly houses offers advantages such as fast construction speed and controllable quality, meeting people's needs for quick occupancy.
Case Two: A Korean Construction Team Transforms a Rural House
A video showcases the process of a Korean construction team transforming a rural house without using a single brick, completing the construction of a building in just 14 days. The construction team first handles the foundation to ensure its stability and load-bearing capacity. Then, foundation piles are installed to provide a solid foundation for the house. Next, beams are spliced to construct the house's frame structure. Hoisting stairs is a crucial step in the construction process; the stairs are also prefabricated components quickly installed through hoisting. When laying floor slabs, prefabricated floor slab components are spliced to form a flat floor surface. Finally, grouting is applied to the component gaps to enhance the house's overall integrity and sealing. This construction method not only speeds up the process but also reduces on-site wet work, lowering the environmental impact.
Case Three: Overseas Application of Chinese-Made Modular Buildings
A video introduces successful overseas applications of Chinese-made modular buildings. For example, a British merchant purchased Chinese-made modular elderly care apartments, which were shipped from a Chinese factory and completed on-site hoisting construction in just two weeks after arriving at a British port. These modular buildings are prefabricated in factories with standardized sizes and quality, enabling rapid transportation and installation. Another example is the 84 building modules produced in China purchased by a merchant from Papua New Guinea, which, upon assembly, became a fully functional hotel. This fully demonstrates the efficiency and adaptability of Chinese-made modular buildings, meeting the needs of different countries and regions.
