Q: Why does disaster recovery need prefabricated housing?

A: After a disaster, affected residents need safe shelter as quickly as possible. Traditional rebuilding often involves design, approval, material procurement, and construction scheduling, which can take a long time. Prefabricated housing can shorten recovery time through pre-production, fast transport, and on-site installation.

Q: What advantages do mobile houses offer in disaster recovery?

A: Mobile houses are flexible to transport, fast to install, customizable in function, and suitable for batch supply. They can be used as temporary homes, medical support spaces, rescue offices, community service points, or transitional housing.

Q: What requirements do disaster recovery projects place on products?

A: Disaster recovery projects usually focus on structural safety, weather resistance, fire performance, electrical safety, sanitary facilities, transport convenience, and rapid installation. Exporters should prepare structural drawings, material specifications, installation guides, and project case documents in advance.