Integrated Housing is a general industry term for all types of modular and prefabricated buildings. It encompasses a wide range of factory-produced, on-site assembled products, including flat-pack containers, quick-assembly boxes, foldable containers, and Apple Cabins. The core characteristics of integrated housing are industrial prefabrication, modular combination, and high mobility/reusability.

Core Advantages

1. Industrialized Production: 90% of the manufacturing process is completed in the factory, with only assembly required on-site. This green construction method generates zero pollution and no construction waste.

2. Ultimate Flexibility: Dimensions, layouts, architectural styles, and functions are fully customizable. It can be built as a single-story, multi-story, or combined structure.

3. High Efficiency & Energy Saving: The construction cycle is only 1/3 of that used in traditional buildings. It also offers excellent thermal insulation, resulting in lower long-term energy consumption.

4. Recyclability: All structural components can be easily disassembled, transported, and reused, making them perfect for temporary, semi-permanent, and permanent construction needs.

Applicable Scenarios
Integrated housing is suitable for a wide range of applications, including construction site temporary buildings, cultural tourism homestays, commercial streets, municipal infrastructure, emergency relief housing, industrial park facilities, and customized rural housing.