Prefabricated houses are designed for disassembly. With a unique structure made of lightweight steel, they can be quickly disassembled and relocated. Trained personnel with a thorough understanding of the structure and materials, following the instruction manual meticulously, ensure that no components are damaged or lost during the disassembly process. It is important for clients not to attempt disassembly without professional assistance to guarantee the longevity and safety of the structure.

A T-type modular house is an efficient, energy-saving, and economically practical structure with a lightweight steel frame and sandwich panels for enclosure. This type of modular house is characterized by its light weight, easy installation, and environmentally friendly features. It can be reused, making it a popular choice for various applications. The T-type modular house typically features a sloped roof, providing effective drainage, waterproofing, and enhanced thermal insulation properties.

The lifespan of prefabricated houses is typically around 5-7 years, influenced by factors such as the usage environment, frequency of use, and maintenance. With optimal conditions and regular maintenance of structural elements, the lifespan can be extended to approximately 10 years.

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.

The formula for calculating the area of a single-story standard prefabricated house includes the main area of the house plus the area of the canopy. For a double-story standard prefabricated house, the formula involves adding the main area of the house, canopy area, walkway area, and staircase area. Similarly, for a three-story standard prefabricated house, the formula is comparable to the double-story house, with the staircase area calculated as the number of staircases multiplied by 16.06 square meters.