All modules are connected using bolts and screws. Most modules, such as roofs, walls, floors, and doors, are completed in a factory environment. The factory carries out mass production and delivers components to the site for installation. This means that modular buildings can significantly reduce construction time, with assembly taking only a few days.
The production environment in the factory is relatively stable, which can better ensure the quality and accuracy of the components. At the same time, modular buildings adopt standardized design and production processes, so that the quality of each module can be strictly controlled.
Modular buildings can improve the insulation and heat insulation performance of buildings through optimal design, reducing energy consumption. In addition, as most of the construction process is completed in the factory, the noise, dust, and other pollution on the construction site are reduced, and the impact on the environment is also small.