Prefabricated houses come in two main types: K-type and T-type. The K-type features a light steel frame and lightweight panels, providing advantages such as low weight, easy assembly and disassembly, and a long lifespan. Its walls and roof typically use lightweight materials like colored steel sheets, insulation, and soundproofing materials. The interior can be partitioned and decorated according to specific needs, catering to diverse usage requirements. The T-type, on the other hand, utilizes thin steel plates and a lightweight frame. It boasts compact dimensions, low weight, and easy assembly, making it convenient for transportation and mobility.

A K-type modular house is an efficient temporary building characterized by the use of color-coated steel panels as enclosure materials. This type of modular house is known for its lightweight, easy disassembly, and flexible assembly features. It can be reused and is suitable for various temporary constructions, including construction site dormitories. The K-type modular house typically features a flat roof with a slight slope, allowing for effective drainage and waterproofing, along with enhanced thermal insulation properties.

Folding houses have a lifespan of over 10 years, can be reused in different projects up to 5 times, and are highly durable due to their easy folding capability.

Prefab houses have a lifespan of approximately 6 years, experience significant wear and tear during disassembly, and have a very low rate of reuse—around 3 times.

Prefabricated houses, due to their larger dimensions, are typically transported using large flatbed trucks or container trucks. To ensure the safety and stability of prefabricated houses during transportation, professional strapping equipment and supports are employed to secure them. It is crucial to avoid overloading, exceeding height limits, and surpassing width restrictions during transportation. Additionally, strict adherence to traffic regulations is essential to guarantee the safety and stability of the transportation process.

Color steel prefabricated houses feature the use of environmentally friendly and high-quality materials. Both interior and exterior walls are constructed with color-coated steel embossed sandwich panels. The lightweight steel structure serves as the load-bearing element for floors and roofs. The houses are assembled using bolt connections, ensuring safety and stability. They provide insulation, moisture resistance, and an aesthetically pleasing overall design.