Prefabricated House Decoration

Prefabricated house decoration primarily involves prefabricated decoration, a modern decoration method with numerous advantages and a wide range of application scenarios, closely related to modular construction.

Prefabricated decoration involves the on-site installation of prefabricated components using primarily dry construction methods. It helps address the pain points and challenges of traditional decoration, such as long construction periods, uncertain quality, and difficulties in post-construction maintenance. In contrast, prefabricated decoration facilitates easy maintenance and updates, promotes green and low-carbon development in urban and rural construction, and stimulates domestic demand and consumption. The General Office of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development issued the 'Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Development of Prefabricated Decoration (Draft for Comment)', proposing that by 2030, the application ratio of prefabricated decoration will significantly increase, forming a comprehensive standard system, technical system, industrial system, regulatory system, and talent system.

Key areas for its promotion and application include:

• Strengthening application in government-invested projects: Support the comprehensive adoption of prefabricated decoration in rental housing projects invested by local governments, such as affordable rental housing, talent apartments, and dormitories, and encourage its use in public buildings like schools, hospitals, office buildings, hotels, and nursing homes.
• Conducting pilot projects in commercial housing: Guide localities to select a batch of fully furnished commercial housing projects for prefabricated decoration pilots in conjunction with the construction of 'high-quality housing', playing an exemplary and leading role.
• Guiding the application in existing building renovations: Encourage the application of prefabricated decoration in urban renewal scenarios such as the renovation of old urban residential areas and the self-renewal of old housing, supporting residents in using this method for old house renovations, partial renovations of kitchens and bathrooms, and intelligent and age-friendly living transformations.

Additionally, modular construction is related to prefabricated house decoration. It involves disassembling buildings into independent modules, completing manufacturing in factories, and then transporting them to construction sites for assembly. Components such as ceilings, walls, and bathroom waterproof layers are all manufactured in factories. This construction method can reduce construction periods by more than 60% and offers advantages such as short construction periods, controllable quality, energy efficiency, environmental protection, and ease of maintenance.