New Type Prefabricated Panel for House Building

The new type prefabricated panel for house building is a prefabricated component that differs from traditional prefabricated panels, featuring superior performance and convenient installation, including types such as new type wall prefabricated panels.

Convenient Installation of New Type Wall Prefabricated Panels

The prefabricated panels in traditional prefabricated panel houses are mainly used for floor slabs and roof insulation layers. Their production involves nailing wooden models, laying steel bars, and pouring cement, making the installation process relatively complex. In contrast, the installation of new type wall prefabricated panels is extremely simple. They can be directly pasted on the wall without the need for cement or cumbersome engineering. During construction, simply applying glue to the wall can give it a brand-new look, with perfectly connected lines, greatly saving construction time and labor costs.

Excellent Performance of New Type Wall Prefabricated Panels

Traditional prefabricated panel houses have many existing problems, such as weak earthquake resistance, poor sound and heat insulation, and a service life of about 30-50 years. The new type wall prefabricated panels, on the other hand, possess a variety of excellent properties. They are not only waterproof, effectively preventing water penetration and protecting the wall from moisture damage, but also fire-resistant, providing a certain degree of flame retardancy in the event of a fire and enhancing the fire safety of the building. These properties make the new type wall prefabricated panels have a broader application prospect in the construction field.

Characteristics and Limitations of Traditional Prefabricated Panel Buildings

Prefabricated panel buildings are commonly seen in urban residential areas from the 1970s to the 1990s. They use prefabricated concrete floor slabs as the main floor components, with walls mostly made of brick or prefabricated concrete wall panels, and the structural form is mainly brick-concrete. Although they have the advantages of fast construction speed and low cost, they also have many limitations. The overall stiffness is low, the floor plan is restricted by the size of the prefabricated panels, the house type design is fixed, the room span is small, and the north-south permeability is poor. The floor height is usually low, and the space layout is compact. The walls are mostly load-bearing walls, with poor flexibility for renovation. The new type prefabricated panel for house building is expected to make improvements and optimizations in these aspects, bringing new development to the construction industry.