Modern Prefabricated Houses

Features

• Galvanized metal sheets, typically made from coated steel, are commonly used for roofs and façades due to their good resistance to weather conditions, although they usually require additional insulation to enhance thermal and acoustic performance
• Sandwich panels consist of two metal layers with an insulating core such as polyurethane or polystyrene, offering excellent thermal and sound insulation, resistance to fire and moisture, lightweight construction, and fast installation
• Cement board panels, made from cement reinforced with fibers, are widely used for walls and ceilings because of their high resistance to moisture, fire, and insects, and they can be finished with paint, tiles, or artificial stone while maintaining strong durability against external conditions
• Prefabricated houses built using these materials share key advantages including rapid installation, effective thermal and acoustic insulation, lower costs compared to traditional construction, ease of future modification or expansion, and long-term durability in various weather conditions