How Prefab Modular Homes Are Manufactured for Structural Precision

We tend to think of building a house and envision construction workers with hammers at a building site. But did you also know that some houses are built in a factory and moved to the place where they will be? These types of homes are called prefab modular homes, and they are constructed with great care to ensure that they are strong and safe for families.

Planning and designing prefab modular homes

The planning and design of prefab modular homes starts with architects and designers. They sit and draw everything of the house. They determine the size and shape of each room, where to put the windows and doors and how the place goes together. These blueprints are forwarded to the factory of the modular home.

It’s very interesting to create a building system of modular homes with high-tech. 

In a factory, CNC (Computer Numerical Control) routers cut the wood and other materials to precise dimensions for each section of the house. This way, everything fits together perfectly when the home is constructed on site.

Assembly of the pieces of a modular home is a very crucial step in getting a safe place for people to live. 

Every part of the house — the walls, the roof, the floors — is meticulously assembled by workers who are following explicit directions to ensure that every element is exactly where it should be.

The quality control during building I just described, always has to be strictly adhered to. 

Inspectors examine every room in the house to ensure it is well-constructed and free of any issues that might render it unsafe. This thoughtful touch makes it easy for families to feel at home the day they move into their new one.

Pre fab modular homes are also constructed using sustainable materials. 

Yonggang is dedicated to sustainable materials, like bamboo and recycled steel, for their homes. They also incorporate green features, such as solar panels and insulated windows, to minimize the environmental effect of the homes they construct.