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| STRUCTURE | Light Steel Frame | WALL | WPC Board |
|---|---|---|---|
| FLOOR | Laminated Flooring | KITCHEN | Include |
| BATHROOM | Include | COLOR | Optional |
| High Light | tiny prefab homes,small modern prefab homes |
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Product Description
Light steel frame Prefab Tiny Homes On Wheels Orlando the best tiny home Airbnb for stargazing with rooftop decking
2 bedrooms 1 bathroom Area: 25.22 m²
Introduction:
DeepBlue, a renowned name in the field of smart housing solutions, takes pride in presenting the Orlando Tiny House. Designed and manufactured using light steel frame construction, this remarkable tiny house project embodies innovation, efficiency, and a commitment to sustainable living. The Orlando Tiny House has already made its mark in various regions around the world, including Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, New Zealand, and Oceania.
Project Overview:
Project Name: Orlando Tiny House
Project Number: 808
Project Site: New Zealand
Total Area: 25.22 square meters
External Size: 2.35 meters x 7.4 meters
Internal Size: 2.08 meters x 7.05 meters
Total Weight: 3.5 tons
Features:
The Orlando Tiny House offers a thoughtfully designed space that maximizes functionality and comfort within its compact dimensions. This tiny house comprises a living area, a kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom, providing all the essential amenities for a comfortable living experience.
Light Steel Frame Construction:
DeepBlue takes pride in its expertise in light steel frame construction, which forms the structural backbone of the Orlando Tiny House. This innovative construction method ensures the house is not only lightweight but also durable, energy-efficient, and environmentally friendly. The light steel frame provides excellent structural integrity and allows for quick and efficient assembly on-site.
Versatile Design:
The design of the Orlando Tiny House showcases DeepBlue's commitment to versatility and customization. The interior layout can be tailored to meet individual preferences and requirements, allowing for personalization and optimization of the available space. The thoughtful placement of windows and doors ensures ample natural light, enhancing the overall sense of openness and connection with the surroundings.
Sustainable Living:
DeepBlue is dedicated to promoting sustainable living through its housing solutions, and the Orlando Tiny House is no exception. The use of light steel frame construction reduces the environmental impact by minimizing waste, utilizing recyclable materials, and optimizing energy efficiency. The compact size of the house also encourages a minimalistic lifestyle and reduces the carbon footprint.
Conclusion:
The Orlando Tiny House stands as a testament to DeepBlue's expertise in smart housing solutions. Its light steel frame construction, versatile design, and commitment to sustainability make it an ideal choice for those seeking a compact yet comfortable living space. With its successful track record and global presence, DeepBlue continues to revolutionize the tiny house industry, providing innovative and eco-friendly solutions for modern living.
Include:
| Trailer | 2 axel trainer for 3.5tons tiny homes |
| Roofing | 0.5mm color bonded steel roofing sheet |
| External wall cladding | PU insulated metal sandwich panel |
| Internal wall lining | integrated wall panel/plywood |
| Flooring | laminated flooring |
| Kitchen | stone benchtop with 2pac kitchen cabinet |
| Bathroom | show, waterless toilet, washbasin |
| Length | 8m included the trailer |
| Width | 2.35m |
| Highly | <4m |
| Weight | <=3.5T |
| Window and doors | double glass aluminum window and doors |
| Electrical and plumbing system | CE. AS/NZS, UL depends on the client's requirements |
Why not Light Gauge Steel Framing Structure For Tiny Homes:
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 required
6) 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 wall
8) Insect prevention: Free from the damages by insects, such as white ants
9) Ventilation: a combination of natural ventilation or air supply keep the indoor air fresh and clean
Tiny homes interior :
You don't need to do any extra work on the tiny house on wheels, You can just tow the tiny house from seaport to your place.
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Tiny homes range typically between one hundred and four hundred square feet, the size fluctuating depending on the owner. Considering the small size of tiny homes in comparison to that of average-sized homes, energy costs are invariably smaller; moreover, tiny home power grids are typically sourced from solar panels which decreases the amount of energy necessary to sustain the home. More importantly, the price difference of using solar power on a tiny home in comparison to an average-sized home significantly decreases homeowner expenses. Thus, the variation of energy emissions and cost necessary for output between a tiny home and average-sized home varies notably. While a tiny home is sustained to operate on 914 kilowatts a year, producing on average 518kg of carbon dioxide, an average size required 12,733 kilowatts which releases close to 7300kg.
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DeepBlue SmartHouse takes pride in their commitment to delivering high-quality, innovative, and sustainable housing solutions. By combining cutting-edge design with eco-friendly materials and construction techniques, they have created the Alanber Tiny House as an energy-efficient and environmentally conscious living space.
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-resistant.
5)Snow resistance: max 2.9KN/m²as required
6)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 wall
8)Insect prevention: Free from the damages by insects, such as white ants
9)Ventilation: a combination of natural ventilation or air supply keep the indoor air fresh and clean
10)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 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures; Part 1.3: General rules, Supplementary rules for cold-formed thin gauge members.
Deepblue Smarthouse is a leading Chinese company that specializes in designing and constructing prefab homes using light steel frame technology. Our comprehensive end-to-end building services cover everything from design and engineering to manufacturing,sourcing kitset of materials for whole buildings, and related services. As a one-stop solution provider, we are committed to delivering efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective building solutions for our clients, including housing developers, builders, and owner-builders.
Light steel frame technology is gaining popularity for its many advantages, such as faster construction times, greater energy efficiency, and better durability in extreme weather conditions. At Deepblue Smarthouse, we understand the importance of quality and sustainability in the building process, and we strive to use eco-friendly materials and processes in all our projects.
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.
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Product Description:
DeepBlue earthquake proof prefabricated bungalow is based on a light gauge steel frame system with high-performance finishing materials. The whole house can be assembled within a couple of hours by 4workers.
the materials are the following:
1. Main structure: 89mm light gauge steel framing system based on AS/NZS 4600 standard.
the structure can be design to resist 50m/s wind and 9degree earthquake.
2. Roof structure: 89mm light gauge steel truss system.
3. Chassis: 89mm light gauge steel flooring chassis
4. flooring: 18mm fiber cement board with vapor barrier and bamboo flooring or wooden flooring, Pvc carpet, etc.
5.Wall cladding: 16mm PU insulated steel sandwich panel with beautiful decoration
6. interior lining: 9m fiber cement board, water-proof, termite-proof, security and healthy
7. ceiling: 8mm Pvc ceiling panel
8. insulation: 89mm glass wool insulation with good soundproof performance.
9.windows: PVC sliding windows
10.exterior door: high-quality aluminum sliding windows
11.interior door: painted wood door
12.bathroom: shower, washbasin, toilet included
13. roofing: corrugated steel roofing with the gutter system
14. veranda deck: W.P.C veranda flooring.
Specifications:
ISO standard steel structure house .one or two also three floors available. fireproof, heat insulation, wind, and earthquake resistance. green, energy-saving. economically.
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-resistant.
5)Snow resistance: max 2.9KN/m²as required
6)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 wall
8)Insect prevention: Free from the damages by insects, such as white ants
9)Ventilation: a combination of natural ventilation or air supply keep the indoor air fresh and clean
10)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 Eurocode 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 Mobile Homes can resist winds up to 50m/s, 50cm snow loads as well withstand earthquakes due to its special steel structure technology.
The DeepBlue Mobile Houses manufacturing technology is truly a mature product characterized by flexibility and innovative design and solution.
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