Prefabricated Fully-Integrated Housing

Prefabricated fully-integrated housing is a building form that produces building modules through industrialization, completes the integration of all elements such as ceilings, floors, and water and electricity pipelines in the factory, and is quickly assembled on-site . Its core characteristics and application values are as follows:

1. Fully-integrated prefabrication with high integration Core elements such as structure, decoration, and equipment pipelines are integrated within the modules, with over 90% of the processes completed in the factory. For example, in the Shenzhen Industrial Park, a fully-integrated module can be produced every 20 minutes, and it only takes 30 minutes to install it on-site, achieving the goal of 'building houses like stacking blocks'. The modules include bathroom waterproof layers, wall decorations, water and electricity pipelines, etc., eliminating the need for secondary construction on-site and reducing human errors and quality risks.

2. Efficient construction with significantly shortened cycles By adopting parallel operations and automated production lines, the construction cycle is shortened by more than 60% compared to traditional buildings. Taking the affordable housing project in Shenzhen, Guangdong as an example, it was assembled from 6,028 modules, with the construction period compressed from 2.5 - 3 years to 1 year. Factory prefabrication and on-site foundation construction are carried out simultaneously, avoiding weather interference and significantly improving the certainty of the construction period.

3. Environmentally friendly with low resource consumption Standardized factory production reduces on-site noise, dust, and construction waste, with some projects reducing construction waste by more than 70%. The modules can be disassembled and reassembled, with a material recovery rate exceeding 90%, in line with the concept of a circular economy. For example, overseas projects reduce long-term costs through module reuse while minimizing damage to the local ecology.

4. Controllable costs with strong international competitiveness The cost of overseas projects is about 30% lower than local construction, and with short construction periods and stable quality, they attract continuous repeat purchases from customers in the United Kingdom, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, and other places. In 2026, China's export volume of prefabricated buildings will increase significantly. For example, in the first four months, the Guangzhou Customs District exported 1.4 billion yuan worth of mobile houses (a year-on-year increase of 38.1%), and in the first half of the year, the national total export value was 2.79 billion US dollars (a year-on-year increase of 45%), becoming a typical representative of 'Made in China with Intelligence'.

5. Wide range of application scenarios with a global layout It is suitable for scenarios such as hotels, apartments, dormitories, office buildings, and hospitals, and has been exported to more than 160 countries and regions. The modular design supports flexible combinations to meet different functional requirements. For example, emergency hospital projects can be completed within a few weeks, demonstrating rapid response capabilities.

Prefabricated fully-integrated housing promotes the transformation of the construction industry towards high efficiency, low carbon, and intelligence through the integration of industrialization and digitization, and has great potential in the 'Belt and Road' Initiative and global infrastructure demand in the future.