Modular homes are prefabricated, moveable, and disassembled structures that can be built on temporary property and have domestic ownership.
It’s a new sort of housing with a lot of practicality, and it’s warm in the winter and cool in the summer (heat preservation and heat insulation). The design takes on a spherical form.

The house’s shape and streamlined roof design, along with 180mm thick walls, can achieve a windproof level of 13, allowing it to withstand strong winds.

Earthquake load is appropriate to seismic fortification intensities of 8 degrees or less. Special coating materials are used on the EPS module’s outside wall, which can have a variety of properties.

Effective UV resistance, resistant to aging and rust, insect-proof, anti-corrosion, and can withstand typhoons, earthquakes, rainstorms, and storms to the maximum extent possible.

Snow and various types of weather “Easy construction”-Modular buildings alleviate the difficulties of other houses’ long construction times and low labor efficiency by using factory production. A set of 28 square meters with a variety of styles that may be mixed and matched at will, perfect for different latitudes and application settings.
The assembly of the dwellings takes only two hours, and the cost of construction is substantially lower than that of standard brick-concrete structures.