Tibet Prefabricated House Installation
The installation of prefabricated houses in Tibet requires targeted operations based on the characteristics of different types of houses. Common types include Lhasa prefabricated integrated houses, Dazi foldable container houses, and packing-box units. Here are the specific introductions:
Lhasa prefabricated integrated houses: Standardized production of building components is completed in the factory, with rapid on-site assembly. The main structure adopts a light steel frame, paired with thermal insulation composite walls and customized roofing systems. Technologically, high-strength steel with strong weather resistance and thermal insulation materials with low thermal conductivity are used, enabling the maintenance of indoor thermal stability under extreme temperature differences ranging from -20℃ to 30℃. The structural system undergoes 3D modeling and node optimization through BIM technology, achieving millimeter-level precision prefabrication, reducing on-site welding and wet operations, and minimizing construction pollution. The modular design supports flexible expansion, suitable for various scenarios such as residential housing, cultural and tourism stations, and community services. During installation, ensure precise alignment of components and assemble them according to design requirements to guarantee structural stability and airtightness.
Dazi foldable container houses: The core design is a "foldable" structure, with walls made of fire-resistant rock wool color steel plates and floors of 15mm cement fiber, offering lightweight yet sturdy materials that can withstand high-altitude wind erosion and low temperatures. The installation process is highly efficient; for example, a 3m6m2.7m unit can be deployed in just 5 minutes without the need for professional tools, allowing workers to operate independently. The product offers a flexible "rental or purchase" model, with daily rental rates as low as 8-10 yuan, suitable for short-term projects; purchasing is ideal for long-term needs, avoiding repeated investments. Produced locally in Lhasa, transportation is convenient, reducing the risk of damage on mountain roads. During installation, ensure the folded parts are fully extended and all connections are secure.
Packing-box units: These have a high degree of prefabrication, with most construction work completed in the factory and simple on-site assembly. They offer good earthquake resistance, suitable for the geological activities that may occur in high-altitude regions, and excellent thermal insulation performance, effectively coping with the large temperature differences between day and night in Tibet and reducing energy consumption for indoor temperature regulation. Assembly requires professional personnel to ensure secure connections between modules. In high-altitude environments, construction workers should pay attention to keeping warm and preventing oxygen deficiency to avoid altitude sickness affecting their work. The installation of water and electricity facilities should comply with local standards. Given the potential instability of power supply in some areas of Tibet, it is advisable to plan for backup power solutions in advance. Additionally, the drainage system should be designed to prevent freezing in winter, avoiding pipe blockages.
