A Prefab house is a versatile temporary structure suitable for various purposes, including offices, worker dormitories, and storage. It features a robust structure with earthquake resistance, offers the flexibility of repeated assembly and quick deployment. Here are seven key considerations when using Prefab house:

        1.After installation, avoid disassembling or adjusting support rods and refrain from loosening bolts, self-tapping screws, and other fasteners to ensure structural stability.

        2.If used as a kitchen or bathroom, special treatment is necessary to prevent rust and corrosion of steel components.

        3.Construct drainage channels outdoors to prevent water accumulation, ensuring that indoor flooring is 5 centimeters higher than the outdoor level to prevent rainwater ingress.
 

 

        4.Keep the floor load within the designated design values, avoiding heavy loads or the installation of heavy machinery, especially in multistory structures.

        5.Absolutely no open flames should be used indoors or outdoors. Fire extinguishing equipment must be provided in accordance with fire safety regulations, and workers should be trained on proper equipment usage.

        6.When electrical wiring passes through the container home's walls, strict adherence to flame-retardant conduit installation is necessary, and haphazard wire pulling and connections are prohibited.

        7.Regularly maintain steel components prone to corrosion by painting, rust removal, and refurbishment to extend their service life.