Residential Houses Light Steel Modern Villa Prefabricated Houses with wpc wall panner

Prefab Light Steel Frame Villa House-G14 bedrooms     3.5 bathrooms     2 car spaces  3 living rooms   350m²This House is the perfect house design, big on space even when placed on a 'not so big' block. With a range of upstairs floor plans, this home will cater to your needs, whether you want a hotel-style master suite to chill out in or an extra bedroom to give your family room to grow.Flexible floor plans with multiple layout options to suit your family, whatever phase they're inMultiple living and entertaining areas on the second floor, so that everyone has space to do their own thing.Floor planThere is a small garage on the first floor.The first floor offers a complete lounge area, kitchen, dining room, living room, and a small bedroom for a short break.Why Choose Light Gauge Steel Structure? 1) Lifetime for structure: 100 years.2) Earthquake resistance: mix more than 8 grades.3) Wind resistance: max 60m/s.4) Fire resistance: all the materials used can be fire resistance.5) Snow resistance: max 2.9KN/m²as required6) Heat insulation: 100 mm in thickness can match 1 m thickness of the brick wall.7) High acoustic insulation: 60db of exterior wall 40db of interior wall8) Insect prevention: Free from the damages by insects, such as white ants9) Ventilation: a combination of natural ventilation or air supply keep the indoor air fresh and clean10) Packing and delivery: 140SQM/ 40'HQ container for structure only and 90SQM/ 40'HQ container for structure with decorating materials.11) Installation: the average is one worker one day install one SQM.12) Installation guide: dispatch engineer to guide on site.Design Code:1) AISI S100 North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members published by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) in the United States.2) AS/NZS 4600 Australian/New Zealand Standard-Cold-formed steel structures jointly published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand.3) BS 5950-5 Structural use of steelwork in building-Part 5. Code of practice for the design of cold-formed thin gauge sections published by BSI in the UK.4) ENV1993-1-3 means Euro code 3: Design of steel structures; Part 1.3: General rules, Supplementary rules for cold-formed thin gauge members. Resistant to various weather conditions, due to its light gauge steel framing system, Deepblue Homes can resist winds up to 60m/s, 50cm snow loads as well withstand earthquakes due to its special steel structure technology.The Deepblue Houses manufacturing technology is truly a mature product characterized by flexibility and innovative design and solution.Based on our patented foldable technology, transportation and erection can be done in a very simple and convenient way in order to save lots of time, energy and unnecessary expenses.Payment terms ,Delivery and ServicePayment: 50% deposit balance against before shipping, generally by T/T or L/C.Delivery: As soon as we receive balance payment, we will arrange shipment immediately.Our factoryDEEPBLUE SMARTHOUSE takes immense pride in announcing the inauguration of our new, state-of-the-art processing center and modern production workshop. This significant investment further strengthens our commitment to uncompromising quality and precision in every aspect of our manufacturing processes.Our highly skilled team of professionals leverages cutting-edge techniques and technologies to craft each housing unit with meticulous attention to detail, from the sourcing of top-grade materials to the final assembly.Our CertificateDEEPBLUE holds certifications such as EN1090, CE, SGS, ISO9001, and Green Building Materials, in addition to possessing 75 patented designs. Furthermore, we have 3 patent designs currently in the process of application.Quality ControlOur new processing center has been meticulously designed and equipped with advanced machinery to ensure the utmost accuracy and adherence to all technical specifications.  /* January 22, 2024 19:08:37 */!function(){function s(e,r){var a,o={};try{e&&e.split(",").forEach(function(e,t){e&&(a=e.match(/(.*?):(.*)$/))&&1