Ordos Cement Prefabricated Houses
Ordos cement prefabricated houses mainly come in three types: integrated, split-assembly, and modular.
Integrated Prefabricated Cement Houses
The primary material is cement-based, which is manufactured into integrated modules, including wall panels, floor slabs, and roofs, through mold-based production in factories. Considering the characteristics of Ordos's dry climate and large temperature differences, the material mix takes into account frost resistance and wind erosion resistance, with specific admixtures added to enhance the durability of the concrete. Construction efficiency is higher than that of traditional buildings, as modules are produced concurrently in factories, and only foundation construction and hoisting assembly are required on-site, significantly shortening the construction period. Although the initial investment may be higher than some traditional structures, the maintenance cost over the entire lifecycle is low, with an overall cost ranging from several hundred to over a thousand RMB per square meter. These houses are suitable for residential use in agricultural and pastoral areas, tourism facilities, or temporary housing. Their robustness can withstand strong winds and sandstorms, and the modular design facilitates adaptation to different needs. Prefabricated production reduces on-site construction waste and dust, but cement production has high energy consumption and may generate carbon emissions.
Split-Assembly Prefabricated Cement Houses
The core material is a cement-based composite, with the main structural components of the house prefabricated in a standardized manner in factories and then assembled on-site using reliable connection methods. The term 'split' reflects the modular and detachable/reconfigurable characteristics. The prefabricated cement components have high strength and density, enabling them to withstand strong wind loads. They integrate high-performance insulation materials to enhance thermal insulation performance and reduce energy consumption. The cement material has strong wind resistance and is suitable for the dry and sandy climate, with low maintenance requirements and a long service life. Construction efficiency is improved, quality control is enhanced, and environmental impact is reduced. These houses meet the needs of residential and production housing in agricultural and pastoral areas, as well as tourism support facilities.
Modular Prefabricated Cement Houses
'Modular prefabrication' is a method where various parts of the house are pre-produced into modules according to unified standards in factories, primarily using reinforced concrete to provide strength, durability, and fire resistance. When applied in Ordos, they can cope with the cold winters and sandy conditions, adapting to the vast territory and coordinating with local industrial development. They feature relatively high construction efficiency, stable quality, minimal environmental impact, and a balance between standardized design and flexibility.
When purchasing, you can choose Inner Mongolia Yinsheng Dingji Building Materials Co., Ltd., which has optimized and upgraded its products specifically for the unique conditions in Ordos, creating dedicated product series suitable for desert and grassland environments.
