Inner Mongolia Prefabricated Modular Housing

Inner Mongolia prefabricated modular housing is a housing system that takes prefabricated steel structures or cement-based composite materials as its core, achieving efficient construction through factory modular production and on-site rapid assembly. It combines the characteristics of resistance to extreme climates, environmental protection, energy conservation, and flexible application.

I. Structural and Performance Advantages

Inner Mongolia prefabricated modular housing is mainly divided into two categories:

1. Steel Structure System: The main body adopts a prefabricated steel structure, paired with thermal insulation composite wall panels (filled with high-density rock wool) and thermal-break aluminum doors and windows, enabling it to withstand temperatures as low as -40°C and winds of up to Force 8. The roof design incorporates snow-melting slopes and drainage systems to adapt to the large temperature differences between day and night on the grasslands. For example, the modular houses on the Hulunbuir Grassland use steel-wood platforms and dome structures to further enhance wind and pressure resistance.
2. Cement-Based Composite Material System: With cement-based materials as its core, this system offers a stable and durable structure, along with high construction efficiency and stable and controllable quality. Its excellent thermal insulation performance provides a "warm in winter and cool in summer" living experience.

Both types of houses ensure precision through digital control: Factories are equipped with automatic welding robots and constant-temperature curing workshops, using BIM technology for three-dimensional simulation, with wall panel errors of less than 2 millimeters. Products must pass a 96-hour water spray test and wind pressure test before leaving the factory, and some factories have obtained ISO system certifications.

II. Expansion of Application Scenarios

1. Traditional Scenarios: Settlements in pastoral areas, border outposts, mining camp sites, etc., solve the problems of difficult transportation and long construction periods associated with traditional brick-and-mortar buildings, reducing construction periods by 70%.
2. Emerging Scenarios: Transitioning from temporary accommodations to permanent residences, such as modular guesthouses in scenic areas, which retain the shape of yurts while improving internal comfort. Some houses adopt integrated photovoltaic roof designs, meeting the requirements for grassland ecological protection.

III. Production and Quality Assurance

Excellent factories in Inner Mongolia achieve full-process digital production: From plate cutting to module assembly, everything is controlled by the system, with an annual production capacity of up to 100,000 square meters, capable of undertaking multiple large-scale projects simultaneously. The quality system adopts a "self-inspection + external inspection" dual model to ensure products meet stringent standards. For example, modular cement houses are optimized with steel-wood platforms and dome structures to further adapt to extreme climates on the grasslands.

IV. Representative Enterprises and Cases

Inner Mongolia Jingyou Integrated Housing Co., Ltd. is a representative enterprise, mainly engaged in prefabricated buildings and modular housing, with products applied in fields such as engineering temporary buildings and cultural tourism scenic areas, promoting the penetration of prefabricated housing technology into a wider range of scenarios.