In the first quarter of 2026, China’s export volume of modular integrated housing surged by 45% year-on-year, with total export value nearly tripling over the past decade. Our products are sold to more than 150 countries worldwide. Overseas demand is booming mainly because conventional construction suffers from long lead times, cost overruns and massive construction waste.

In the new tourism era, low-investment, eco-friendly and fast-operation development has become the core demand for scenic spots and camping bases, bringing continuous growth for modular tourism buildings.

Countries around the world are rolling out building energy-saving and carbon reduction policies. Thanks to inherent eco-friendly features, modular integrated housing has been added to green government procurement and rural construction recommendation lists in many regions.

Expandable integrated houses have become popular among large farms and private estates in California, Australia and Europe, replacing traditional brick houses as the top supporting building choice. Conventional farm buildings involve complicated approval, over six months of construction, and high costs for renovation or relocation. By contrast, 35×45ft and 40ft expandable units fold into standard container sizes to lower sea freight. They can be unfolded and ready for use within one hour afte