Modular Buildings
& Prefab Camp Solutions

A modular building is a prefabricated structure built from standardised structural units manufactured in a factory and assembled on site. Unlike container houses, modular buildings use a dedicated steel frame system (K-type light steel or T-type hollow section square steel) allowing 2-3-storey construction and  good insulation and durability.

K-type uses a light steel frame based on a 1.82m modular size — cost-effective and ideal for large worker camps, schools and dormitories. T-type uses hollow section square steel frame with fully customisable dimensions, designed for high wind loads (80–150 km/h), hospitals, and projects needing precise structural specifications.

Both K-type and T-type can be stacked up to 3 floors with appropriate steel connectors, staircases and structural engineering calculations. Our team provides full stacking drawings and load calculations included in the project documentation package as per request.

Standard lead time is 20–25 days after design confirmation and deposit. Our modular house workshop facility produces 35,000 sqm of modular buildings per month, so large orders can be accommodated without delays. Shipping time varies by destination port and shipping line— Southeast Asia 5–15 days, Middle East 15-35 days, South America 40–60 days, Africa 20-60days.

Yes — both K-type and T-type are designed for disassembly and relocation. The bolt-connection system allows modules to be taken apart, transported and reassembled at a new site. This makes them cost-effective for projects that move between locations, such as mining and construction camps.