Anhui Prefabricated Integral Housing
Anhui has made remarkable progress in the development of prefabricated integral housing, mainly reflected in corporate innovation and policy promotion.
In terms of corporate innovation, Anhui has seen the emergence of several representative companies. Anhui Huiliao New Decorative Materials Co., Ltd. focuses on the research and development and production of ultra-high-strength concrete (UHPC) prefabricated building wall panels. Its wall panels achieve the integration of structural insulation and decoration, offering numerous advantages: high strength, with a compressive strength exceeding 130MPa; good toughness, adaptable to different environments and usage requirements; lightweight, weighing only 120 to 150 kilograms per square meter, facilitating transportation and installation; low-carbon and environmentally friendly, aligning with the trend of green building development; a water absorption rate of less than 1%, with a designed service life of 70 to 100 years, significantly reducing long-term maintenance costs.
Anhui Zhonghui Integrated Housing Technology Co., Ltd. employs modular construction technology, achieving 100% factory prefabrication of buildings. The company treats each room as an independent prefabricated module, completing all assembly and interior decoration work in the factory. This production method not only improves building quality and precision but also significantly shortens the construction period. After being transported to the site as a whole, installation can be completed in just two hours, greatly enhancing construction efficiency. Its micro-lifting modular buildings have been exported to Europe, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and other regions, and have been applied in various scenarios across the country, including cultural tourism, emergency support, and rural revitalization, demonstrating strong market competitiveness.
In terms of policy promotion, the "15th Five-Year Plan for Urban Renewal" issued by the State Council in 2026 has played an important guiding role in the development of prefabricated integral housing. The plan clearly proposes to renovate more than 500,000 sets (units) of C- and D-grade dangerous housing and prefabricated panel houses on state-owned land within the built-up areas of cities and county towns, basically eliminating the safety hazards of D-grade dangerous housing that have been documented. The policy emphasizes "categorized treatment," prioritizing the demolition of D-grade dilapidated houses, prefabricated panel houses in earthquake-prone and high-risk areas, as well as prefabricated panel buildings over 40 years old that lack repair and reinforcement value, providing policy support for the replacement and upgrading of prefabricated integral housing.
