Prefabricated Insulated Housing
Prefabricated insulated housing comes in a variety of types, each with distinct characteristics in terms of materials, structure, and applicable scenarios.
Prefabricated concrete roof insulated housing: It often uses EPS insulation boards, XPS insulation boards, and rock wool boards to construct the insulation layer. These materials offer excellent insulation and moisture-proof properties, effectively enhancing the insulation effect of the residence and reducing heat transfer. During cold seasons, they can significantly reduce energy consumption, creating a warm and comfortable indoor environment for occupants.
Steel-frame insulated housing: The main frame is welded from square steel, providing a sturdy structure. Combined with polyurethane sandwich panels over 50mm thick, it can withstand temperatures as low as -30℃, making it suitable for various climatic conditions, especially excelling in cold regions. This type of housing provides reliable living protection for occupants, maintaining relatively stable indoor temperatures even in extreme cold environments.
Modular assembled panel houses: They feature standardized steel chassis paired with fire-resistant rock wool interlayers, maintaining good thermal resistance even at -25℃. They are quick to construct, easy to assemble and disassemble, suitable for both temporary and long-term living needs. This type of housing offers high flexibility and convenience, allowing for rapid setup and adjustment according to actual requirements.
Rural light-steel villas: The walls and roofs adopt a multi-layer composite structure filled with high-efficiency insulation materials such as rock wool boards, glass wool boards, and aerogel composite fire-resistant felts, effectively blocking heat transfer. The use of standardized construction techniques and high-performance sealing strips further enhances insulation performance. This type of villa not only offers superior insulation but also boasts high aesthetic appeal and comfort, making it suitable for rural living.
In addition, factories in the Pearl River Delta region of China dismantle reinforced concrete houses into modules, produce them through assembly-line operations, and then package and ship them abroad. Upon arrival, they are assembled like building blocks, with pre-installed plumbing and electrical wiring, complete with bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens. A complete set can be delivered to your doorstep for just 200,000 RMB, and this type of prefabricated housing has gained popularity in European and American countries.
