Integrated houses are prefabricated and modular building units that achieve efficient construction of houses through standardized production processes and advanced technology. Integrated houses not only have the advantages of environmental protection, easy disassembly and assembly, and high flexibility, but also show great convenience in design, construction, and maintenance.

   Environmental protection is a major advantage of integrated houses. Compared with traditional buildings, integrated houses produce less pollution during the production process, and they can also recycle waste resources and reduce damage to the environment. In addition, most of the building materials of integrated houses are energy-saving and environmentally friendly materials, which can effectively reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

   Ease of disassembly and assembly is another advantage of integrated houses. Due to its modular design, disassembly and assembly of the house are simple and easy. When it is necessary to relocate or change the use of the building, each module only needs to be disassembled and reassembled, which not only saves time and cost, but also reduces the labor burden.