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Expandable units suit buyers who need more usable room after fast deployment. Folding units prioritize speed. Flat pack and detachable systems are often better for multi-unit projects and efficient shipping. Share your country, use, quantity and timeline so we can compare options.

Yes. Door and window positions, internal partitions, colors, finishes, insulation and service packages can be configured. Structural dimensions and combinations remain subject to engineering and transport limits.

Please provide the destination country, product type if known, quantity, intended use, target size, room list, insulation needs and desired delivery date. A sketch or reference layout is also helpful.

Electrical, lighting, plumbing and sanitary fixtures can be prepared according to the confirmed project package. Voltage, socket standards, water connections and local requirements should be stated before production.

The shipping method depends on the system. Expandable and folding houses travel in compact closed forms, while flat pack and detachable systems are packed as frames and panels. A project-specific packing and loading plan is confirmed before shipment.

Installation drawings, component identification and online technical guidance can be included. Large or complex projects should confirm whether site supervision is required and available.

The right panel core and thickness depend on climate, fire expectations, acoustic needs, occupancy and budget. EPS and rock wool are common options, but the full roof, wall, floor, window and door package should be considered together.

Lead time changes with product type, quantity, customization and factory schedule. After we understand the project, we will confirm a realistic production and delivery plan in the quotation.

Many modular systems are designed for relocation or reconfiguration. The number of moves and method depend on the product type, lifting practice, site conditions and how the unit has been used.

Requirements vary by country and project. Buyers should identify applicable local codes, permits, loading conditions and certification needs early. We can then review which specifications and documents can be supported.