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1. Feature
Low Cost Housing's main frame is steel structure modular house with the EPS color steel sandwich panel, rock wool, PU for the insulation. It can maximize customer require and satisfaction for the cost and quality; The roof, wall, door are all used sandwich panel, which with the function of water-proof, fire-proof, sound-insulation, heat-insulation. It can be assembled and disassembled in a very short time for project office or accommodation use, it has advantages in easy installation, low time and labor cost, being economical and environmentally friendly. 2. Application
Buildings Prefabricated house is widely used as the temporary buildings in field for road, railway, construction projects, used for workers' accommodation in building site construction accommodations, oil field camps, labor camps, it can used for dormitory, labor camp, office, canteen and so on, it can be reused in lots of projects, which is very economical. 3. Advantages
Firm structure: Safe and reliable light steel flexible structural system. Flexible layout: Doors, windows and indoor partition can be located at any position. Easy & quick installation:6 worker can finish 300sqm prefab house in 2 days. Economical: Thanks to our customized design and optimized material application. Environment Protection: Repeated use, no construction garbage caused. Life span:Anti-rust and normally more than 15 years using life. 4. Main Materials

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Component Name
Slope Roof House
(K Type House)
Flat Roof House
(T Type House)

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Ground Beam
8#C shaped steel
55mm steel channel
2
Column double 8#C shaped steel
14#steel channel
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