Сборные Отель с контейнерными стек домов

WALTER design of prefab hotel2 is three floors, there's 5*20-foot-containers every floor, each container is one standard unit. The total is 15*20-foot-containers, and there are total 12 guest rooms, the ground floor of main building includes 2 guest rooms, one reception management counter, one restaurant, one set of spiral staircase with 1.5m width and steps. The second and third floor are including 5 guest rooms, the spiral staircase and a passage which the width is 2m between the guest room.It offers a fast, green, and sustainable approach to building for clients; And it ensures saving space, a three-star hotel standard decoration. Top quality products at an affordable price. The history of the prefab house goes back to the birth of America. Many of those escaping religious persecution in England took apart their homes before they left and brought them over on the boat to be reassembled in the new land. During the gold rush of the 1840s and 1850s, house kits were shipped to prospectors in California. In the early 20th century, mail-order prefab homes were shipped to people all over the country in thousands of pieces. Owners could put the houses together themselves, like a giant Lego or Lincoln log kit, with each piece numbered. The modern prefab house that has come to be known as a mobile home or trailer began by modeling World War II Quonset huts. Many of these homes were mass produced in the post-war era. While these were affordable to families in distress, their unimpressive design became the image of low income and dullness. However, the prefab house of today goes far beyond trailer parks and double wides. Prefabricated houses, often referred to as prefab houses, are dwellings manufactured off-site in advance, usually in standard sections that can be easily shipped and assembled. Comparing with those conventional houses or homes, prefab home or house requires much less labour, which are becoming popular in Europe, Canada and United States as they are cheap.