Combination Prefabricated Light Steel Prefab House / Prefab Modular Home Kit

Combination Prefabricated Light Steel Prefab House / Prefab Modular Home Kit

Quick Detail:

Inner Finish

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Description:

Main structure: Light Gauge Steel

Wall cladding: ALC panel/fibre cement cladding+MGO board/gypsum board

Insulation material: glass wool or also EPS/XPS/PU sandwich panel

Ceiling material: MGO board/gypsum board

Roof: EPS sandwich panel/steel roofing/asphalt shingle

Flooring: laminate flooring/wooden/PVC carpet

Door: steel security door/WPC or wooden door

Window: aluminum alloy/PVC

Other fittings: toilet, washbasin, shower, kitchen, etc.

Lifetime: 100 years for structure

Applications:

the toilet, washbasin, shower, kitchen, etc.

Specifications

“A home away from home”

DeepBlue’s combination prefabricated light steel prefab house is a flexible, pre-finished and fully furnished accommodation or office.

Made of a High tensile steel frame within the well-advanced LGSF technology, Deep Blue’s Bunkhouses stands for quality, durability, security, and long lifetime.

The Bunkhouse is based on the Australia Standard Light gauge steel frame system with Hot rolled steel frames. The dimension is W:3m*L:12m*H:3m

Produce Steps:

Package:

At DeepBlue SmartHouse, we pride ourselves on delivering efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective building solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients. Our use of light steel frame technology allows for faster construction times, greater energy efficiency, and better durability in extreme weather conditions, while our focus on eco-friendly materials and processes minimizes environmental impact.

Our team of experienced professionals in engineering, design, and sourcing works closely with clients to ensure that each project is tailored to their specific needs and requirements. With the increasing demand for prefab homes and sustainable building solutions, DeepBlue SmartHouse is well-positioned for growth and expansion.

Material Details:

Design code:

(1)AISI S100 North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members published by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) in the United States.

(2)AS/NZS 4600 Australian/New Zealand Standard-Cold-formed steel structures jointly published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand.

(3)BS 5950-5 Structural use of steelwork in building-Part 5. Code of practice for the design of cold-formed thin gauge sections published by BSI in the UK.

(4)ENV1993-1-3 means Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures; Part 1.3: General rules, Supplementary rules for cold-formed thin gauge members.