The advantages of integrated housing

Rapid construction. The integrated house adopts factory production and modular assembly, greatly reducing construction time and cost.

Cost savings. Most of the materials used in integrated houses can be recycled, reducing construction costs.

Quality is controllable. The standardized production and modular assembly of integrated houses ensure consistency in building quality.

Flexibility. Integrated houses can be designed with different shapes, materials, and structures according to needs, suitable for various occasions.

Energy conservation and environmental protection. The materials used in integrated houses are mostly green, energy-saving, and biodegradable building materials, such as polyurethane materials, which have good thermal insulation performance, reduce the use of water resources and construction waste, and have little impact on the environment.

Mobility. Integrated houses can be dismantled, moved, and reused, suitable for temporary buildings or disaster reconstruction.

Reduce reliance on skilled workers. Manufacturing and production within the factory have reduced reliance on skilled workers.

Good seismic performance. Steel structures are flexible structures that can effectively reduce earthquake response and disaster impact.

Applicable temporary facilities. Low requirements for foundation and strong adaptability to the environment.

Beautiful appearance. Suitable for building various styles of buildings, meeting the requirements of cultural, regional, industrial and other factors for architectural style.

Build quickly. The construction method of digital design, factory production, and modular assembly has improved the quality of the building while greatly reducing the construction period.