Summary of common misunderstandings of light steel villas

Although light steel villas have been in China for more than 20 years, they have not been widely promoted, and many people believe in traditional residences. Light steel villas are still new things. Let's introduce a summary of common misunderstandings of light steel villas.

Myth 1: Light steel villas only represent one type of house. Compared with traditional brick-concrete structures, light steel villas have the following differences.

The selection of materials is different. The materials of new houses are mainly energy-saving and environmentally friendly materials, such as steel, gypsum board, plywood, heat-insulating environmentally-friendly materials, and wood that has been treated with fire and anti-corrosion.

The construction methods are different. The building materials of light steel villas are all prefabricated in factories, assembled on the assembly line into housing parts, and assembled directly after being transported to the site.

The performance is different, light steel villas generally have good comfort and safety, and many performances are not available in traditional houses.

Myth 2: Light steel villas are only buildings that rich people can own. Because of the beautiful appearance of light steel villas, people mistakenly believe that light steel villas are equivalent to suburban villas, and that light steel villas are exclusive to the rich, and ordinary people cannot afford them. In fact, this is not the case. The main reason for the high price of suburban villas is the high land price and high construction cost; while the construction cost of light steel villas is low, it can be built on ordinary homesteads, and there is no land price problem. Therefore, light steel villas are buildings that everyone can own. And it is not much different from the traditional housing construction cost.

Myth 3: Light steel villas are earthquake-resistant resettlement houses. Light steel villas have a good seismic effect. We will also see model houses similar to light steel villas in earthquake areas. Therefore, many people associate light steel villas with earthquake-resistant resettlement houses, thinking that light-steel villas are earthquake-resistant resettlement houses. . In fact, this is because light steel villas are often promoted to disaster-stricken areas as a safe and reliable house. The earthquake-prone areas have high requirements for house performance. Light steel villas are sturdy, fast to build, and difficult to cause secondary collapse. Safety has a very good effect, so the light steel villa is used as the resettlement house in the earthquake area. But this does not mean that the light steel villa can only be used as an earthquake-resistant resettlement house in the earthquake area. The excellent performance of the light steel villa allows it to be built in every place.

Myth 4: Light steel villas are only suitable for low-rise buildings.

In fact, the light steel villa can be built up to 6 floors, and the safety performance is not compromised. All properties of light steel villas conform to relevant national standards and can be effective in the process of urbanization. There are many building types of light steel villas, which can be used as residential houses, school teaching buildings, commercial buildings, factory offices, tourist resorts, etc. The layout is flexible and very practical.

The above are common misunderstandings of light steel villas. I hope everyone can get out of the misunderstandings and view light steel villas correctly.

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