1. A container house or prefabricated house is a prefabricated house that can be towed from a manufacturing plant to a residential base. Today, most mobile homes are used as permanent residences in a fixed location. Since they can be manufactured all year round and mass production technology is used, the construction cost of this type of residence is relatively low.
2. Large mobile homes may contain more than seven rooms. Most mobile homes are sold with carpets, curtains and appliances. These houses are usually towed from one place to another by moving companies. Many countries have width restrictions on vehicles traveling on public roads. Therefore, some mobile homes have sliding or foldable side walls to reduce the width of the house during transportation; others are transported in parts and assembled after arriving at the homestead.
3. Traditionally, mobile homes are placed on leased plots in mobile home parking lots, and the parking lots are fully equipped with water, electricity, postal services and other services. However, many mobile homes are now placed on plots owned by individuals. These houses can be installed on permanent foundations or anchored to the ground with cables or steel belts.
4. Mobile integrated housing has the advantages of high protection, earthquake resistance, long service life, and can be reused many times. Moreover, its price is much lower than that of ordinary houses. Its assembly period is very short. Generally, a skilled worker can build an integrated house in two weeks. It can also be equipped with water, electricity, and gas. It will not produce a lot of construction waste during the assembly process, and as long as the parts are not damaged during the folding and assembly, it can be recycled many times. With so many advantages, it can be predicted that integrated houses will become a new type of housing to replace traditional houses in the future.
