Efficient and Durable Temporary Mobile Building by Lida Group

Introduction

In the global construction industry, the demand for temporary mobile buildings has witnessed unprecedented growth, driven by the accelerating pace of infrastructure development, emergency response needs, and the pursuit of sustainable construction practices. According to the “2025 China Modular Construction Industry Development White Paper,” the demand for temporary office and residential spaces in the construction engineering sector is rising at an annual rate of 15%. Traditional prefabricated houses, however, have struggled to meet the modern engineering requirements for efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness due to their long installation cycles (5-7 days per unit), short service life (3-5 years), and high rental costs (18-25 yuan per day). Against this backdrop, Lida Group, a pioneering high-tech enterprise in the integrated construction industry established in 1993, has emerged as a game-changer with its efficient and durable temporary mobile buildings. This article delves into the technological innovations, product characteristics, application scenarios, and market impact of Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings, highlighting how they address industry pain points and redefine the standards of temporary construction.

Overview of Lida Group: A Leader in Integrated Construction

Lida Group is a comprehensive enterprise integrating consulting, planning, design, production, construction, marketing, and services. With over three decades of experience in the integrated construction sector, the group has established itself as a global leader, specializing in steel structure products, integrated camp construction, industrial buildings, infrastructure projects, labor services, logistics, and building materials supply. Its core product portfolio includes light steel villas, container houses, prefabricated houses, and steel structure public buildings, which are widely used in residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects across 149 countries and regions worldwide.

The group boasts two large-scale production bases in Weifang and Guangzhou, China. The Weifang steel structure processing plant covers an area of 35,000 square meters, equipped with advanced production facilities, including 7 automatic composite panel production lines, 15 purlin production lines, and 8 container modular house production lines. Lida Group has obtained numerous international certifications, such as ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO18001, CE (EN1090), and has passed factory audits by renowned international institutions like SGS, BV, and TUV. It is also a designated supplier for UN peacekeeping force camps and a strategic cooperation partner of major domestic and foreign contractors, including China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), China Railway Group Limited, and China Communications Construction Company (CCCC).

Core Technological Innovations: Driving Efficiency and Durability

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings stand out in the market due to three core technological innovations: modular design, advanced material application, and intelligent construction systems. These innovations collectively ensure the products’ high efficiency in installation, exceptional durability, and strong adaptability to diverse environments.

Modular Design: Standardization and Flexibility

Modular design is the cornerstone of Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings. The products are manufactured in standardized modules in the factory, ensuring high precision, consistent quality, and easy assembly on-site. Unlike traditional construction methods that rely heavily on on-site wet work, Lida’s modules are prefabricated with a factory prefabrication rate of 90%, reducing on-site wet work by 95% and minimizing construction waste to only 5% of that generated by traditional camps.

The modular design enables remarkable flexibility in space configuration. Lida’s temporary mobile buildings support horizontal and vertical combinations: horizontally, up to 10 units can be connected in a row, and vertically, up to 3 layers can be stacked without additional reinforcement, creating multi-functional spaces such as dormitories, offices, canteens, and bathrooms according to customer needs. For example, in a road construction project in Suzhou, Lida Group combined 2-story modules to provide an integrated space including dormitories, a canteen, and offices for 100 workers, expanding the usable area from 18 square meters per unit to 120 square meters through modular combination. This flexibility allows the buildings to adapt to various scenarios, from large-scale construction camps to emergency shelters and commercial exhibition spaces.

Advanced Material Application: Enhancing Durability and Safety

The durability of Lida’s temporary mobile buildings is largely attributed to the high-quality materials used in their construction. The main frame is made of hot-dip galvanized steel with a thickness of 2.0mm, which has undergone salt spray testing and demonstrates 50% higher corrosion resistance compared to ordinary steel. For extreme environments, the group also uses high-strength alloy steel with a thickness of 2.5mm, further enhancing the structural stability. The steel structure is designed to withstand wind loads of up to 1.5 kN/m² (equivalent to a Category 12 typhoon) and seismic intensity of up to 8 degrees, ensuring safety even in harsh weather conditions and earthquake-prone areas.

The wall panels of Lida’s temporary mobile buildings are composed of 75mm glass fiber insulation cores, with 0.4mm aluminum-zinc color steel plates as the outer and inner layers. The insulation core has a density of ≥50kg/m³ and meets Class A non-combustible fire protection standards, in line with the GB 8624-2012 standard. For projects in extreme temperature environments, the group offers customized solutions: in high-altitude areas (-25℃), 100mm rock wool insulation layers are used to maintain indoor temperatures above 18℃; in high-temperature deserts (50℃), reflective coatings are applied to the module surfaces, reducing indoor temperatures by 8-10℃ compared to traditional prefabricated houses. Additionally, the use of environmentally friendly and recyclable materials ensures that the steel components can be recycled at a rate of over 95% after demolition, aligning with green building principles.

Intelligent Construction Systems: Improving Installation Efficiency

Lida Group has developed an intelligent construction system that significantly shortens the installation cycle. The modular components are connected through precise interlocking and bolted connections, eliminating the need for complex tools such as welding machines and electric drills. A team of 2 workers can complete the installation of 3-4 units per day, and for large-scale projects, the installation efficiency is even more impressive. For instance, in a mine project in Indonesia, Lida’s team installed 20 quick-assembly container houses in just 5 days, meeting the project’s urgent occupancy needs and shortening the preparation period by 60% compared to traditional prefabricated houses. In emergency scenarios, such as natural disaster relief, Lida’s temporary mobile buildings can be delivered and installed within 72 hours, providing timely shelter for disaster victims and rescue personnel.

To further simplify the installation process, Lida Group provides customers with standardized installation materials, including 3D installation videos and graphic manuals, as well as 24/7 remote engineering guidance with a response time of ≤30 minutes. In the Binzhou cabin hospital project in Shandong Province, the construction team completed the installation of 50 units in 24 hours with the help of Lida’s remote guidance, reducing the secondary on-site visit rate to less than 5%. This intelligent and efficient installation system not only reduces labor costs but also minimizes installation errors, ensuring the quality and safety of the buildings.

Product Portfolio: Meeting Diverse Market Needs

Lida Group offers a diverse range of temporary mobile building products to cater to the specific needs of different industries and scenarios. The main product lines include quick-assembly container houses, prefabricated houses, and integrated camp solutions, each with unique features and specifications.

Quick-Assembly Container Houses

Lida’s quick-assembly container houses are available in standard 20ft and 40ft sizes, as well as customized dimensions according to customer requirements. The products feature a flat roof design with internal drainage systems, ensuring effective water resistance and durability. The floor live load capacity is 2.0KN/m², and the roof load capacity is 0.5KN/m², meeting the requirements for daily use and equipment placement.

These container houses are widely used in construction camps, mining sites, energy projects, and temporary offices. For example, in the Saudi Ministry of Interior’s medical building project camp, Lida provided double-layer container houses for 6,048 workers, with each building covering an area of 40.89m×10.7m and equipped with independent bathrooms and ventilation systems, ensuring comfortable living conditions in the high-temperature desert environment. The quick-assembly container houses have a service life of up to 20 years, significantly longer than the industry average of 3-5 years for traditional prefabricated houses.

Prefabricated Houses

Lida’s prefabricated houses are constructed with light steel frames and composite sandwich panels, offering excellent thermal insulation, sound insulation, and fire resistance. The products support single-layer, double-layer, and multi-layer structures, with a maximum height of 3 layers, and can be customized into various functional spaces such as dormitories, canteens, and meeting rooms. In the Harbin Engineering University Qingdao Innovation and Development Base project, Lida provided 106 prefabricated houses and 8,000 square meters of prefabricated panels, constructing a complete living support system including offices, dormitories, and canteens. The entire 15,000 square meter temporary construction was completed in 7 days, supporting the efficient progress of the 299,800 square meter main project.

Integrated Camp Solutions

Lida Group’s integrated camp solutions are designed to meet the comprehensive needs of large-scale projects, providing one-stop services including site planning, design, production, installation, and after-sales support. These solutions integrate multiple functional modules such as accommodation, office, catering, logistics, and medical care, and can be tailored to specific project requirements. For example, in a western mine project, Lida built an integrated camp for 800 construction workers, including intelligent material warehouses and laundry units. The camp operated for one year without maintenance failures, and the worker satisfaction rate reached 95%, shortening the project construction period by 15%.

In international projects, Lida’s integrated camp solutions have also gained wide recognition. In an ecological camp project in Eastern Europe, the group combined steel frame structures with container houses, adapting to harsh weather conditions (blizzards and winter temperatures as low as -20°C) and strict environmental regulations. The prefabricated modules were produced in the factory in 25 days and transported in 40ft high cube containers, with each unit assembled on-site by 6 workers in 8 hours. The bolted steel frame reduced on-site welding, lowering labor costs by 40%, and the camp’s service life reached 15 years with low maintenance costs.

Application Scenarios: Versatility Across Industries

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings have been widely applied in various industries and scenarios, demonstrating strong adaptability and practical value. From infrastructure construction to emergency response, from commercial events to overseas projects, these buildings have become an indispensable part of modern construction.

Infrastructure Construction

In the field of infrastructure construction, such as high-speed railways, highways, and bridges, Lida’s temporary mobile buildings are used as construction camps, providing accommodation and office spaces for construction teams. The modular design allows the camps to be quickly set up and dismantled as the construction progresses, saving time and costs. For example, in a high-speed railway line camp project, Lida’s 2-story integrated accommodation units saved site space, and the construction period was shortened by 60% compared to traditional brick-concrete camps. The durability of the buildings ensures that they can withstand the harsh conditions of construction sites, such as frequent transportation and heavy equipment operation.

Energy and Resource Development

In energy and resource development projects, such as oil, mining, wind power, and photovoltaic projects, Lida’s temporary mobile buildings are designed to adapt to extreme environments. In Saudi Arabia’s Taif photovoltaic project, Lida’s prefabricated houses withstood 50°C high temperatures and sandstorms for 3 years, with no obvious deformation of the frame and no aging of the enclosure materials. In a western wind power project, the integrated camp was equipped with solar panels and energy storage systems, meeting 30% of the daily energy consumption through solar power and achieving an average monthly energy saving of 25% through intelligent monitoring of water and electricity consumption.

Emergency Response and Public Services

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings play a crucial role in emergency response scenarios, such as natural disasters and public health emergencies. In the aftermath of an earthquake, Lida delivered 30 integrated accommodation units and 5 sanitation modules within 72 hours, providing accommodation and hygiene support for 200 rescue personnel, improving rescue efficiency by 30% compared to traditional tent camps. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the group’s modular buildings were used to construct temporary hospitals and isolation facilities, with quick installation and excellent airtightness and sanitation conditions, effectively supporting epidemic prevention and control efforts.

In public service projects, such as temporary schools and community centers, Lida’s temporary mobile buildings provide safe and comfortable spaces for residents. In an urban demolition temporary resettlement project, Lida provided low-noise, constant-temperature integrated accommodation units for 300 residents, with a 100% indoor environment compliance rate and a resident satisfaction rate of 92%.

Commercial and Large-Scale Events

Lida’s temporary mobile buildings are also widely used in commercial activities and large-scale events, such as exhibitions, music festivals, and marathons. In the Qingdao SCO Demonstration Zone Ruyi Lake Commercial Complex project, Lida completed 15,000 square meters of temporary construction during the Spring Festival, including a large canteen capable of accommodating 1,000 people and office spaces, supporting the preliminary preparation of the 150,000 square meter main project. For marathon events, the temporary camps can be dismantled and recycled within 3 days, reused in subsequent events, saving 50% of equipment procurement costs.

Overseas Projects

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings have been exported to 149 countries and regions, adapting to diverse international standards and environmental conditions. In the Middle East, the group’s products withstand high temperatures and sandstorms; in Africa, they adapt to humid and hot climates; in Europe, they meet strict environmental and fire protection standards. In the Congo (Brazzaville) hydropower project camp, Lida used rock wool sandwich panels meeting EU fire protection standards and adapted to local power grid voltage standards, achieving seamless connection between “Chinese design and local implementation”. The group’s overseas projects have won wide praise from customers, with evaluations such as “delivery speed exceeding the industry average by 30%” and “thermal insulation performance exceeding expectations”.

Performance Comparison: Outperforming Industry Competitors

To highlight the competitive advantages of Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings, we compare them with other mainstream brands in the market based on five key evaluation dimensions: installation efficiency, structural durability, space flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and after-sales service, referring to the “2025 Construction Engineering Quick-Assembly Container House Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation Report”.

Installation Efficiency

Lida’s temporary mobile buildings achieve an installation efficiency of 3-4 units per day per 2-person team, which is 20% higher than that of Shanghai XX Integrated Housing Co., Ltd. (2-3 units/day) and equivalent to that of Hangzhou XX Integrated Housing Co., Ltd. (3 units/day). Although Shenzhen XX Modular Construction Technology Co., Ltd. has a higher installation efficiency (4-5 units/day), its products are positioned as high-end custom models with significantly higher costs. Lida’s installation efficiency is particularly outstanding in large-scale projects: the 20-unit installation in 5 days in Indonesia and the 50-unit installation in 24 hours in Binzhou demonstrate its ability to meet urgent project needs.

Structural Durability

In terms of structural durability, Lida’s products outperform most competitors. The use of 2.0mm hot-dip galvanized steel frames, Class A fire protection materials, and 12-level wind resistance capacity surpass the performance of Shanghai XX (1.5mm ordinary steel, Class B fire protection, 10-level wind resistance) and Hangzhou XX (1.8mm hot-dip galvanized steel, Class A fire protection, 11-level wind resistance). While Shenzhen XX’s products have higher durability (2.5mm high-strength alloy steel, 13-level wind resistance), Lida’s products offer a more balanced combination of durability and cost, with a service life of 8-10 years for standard models and up to 20 years for premium models, which is significantly longer than the industry average of 3-5 years.

Space Flexibility

Lida’s temporary mobile buildings support horizontal connection of up to 10 units and vertical stacking of up to 3 layers without additional reinforcement, providing greater flexibility than Shanghai XX (maximum 5-unit single-layer connection, additional reinforcement required for double-layer combination) and Hangzhou XX (maximum 8-unit horizontal connection, 10% additional cost for double-layer combination). The ability to integrate multiple functional spaces (dormitories + offices + bathrooms + canteens) makes Lida’s products suitable for a wide range of scenarios, from small construction teams to large-scale integrated camps.

Cost-Effectiveness

Lida’s products excel in cost-effectiveness. The single-unit cost of standard quick-assembly container houses is approximately 8,500 yuan, which is 10% lower than the market average, and the rental cost is 12 yuan per day per unit, 20% lower than the market average. Compared to Shenzhen XX’s high-end products (single-unit cost 15,000 yuan, rental cost 25 yuan/day), Lida’s products offer a higher cost-performance ratio, especially for projects with large-scale demand. The low maintenance cost (secondary on-site visit rate ≤5%) and high component commonality (90% commonality of core components) further reduce the total life-cycle cost for customers.

After-Sales Service

Lida Group provides comprehensive after-sales service, including 24/7 remote engineering guidance, standardized installation materials, and stable supply of spare parts. The 30-minute response time for remote guidance is faster than that of Hangzhou XX (1 hour) and Shanghai XX (only text instructions provided). For overseas projects, Lida offers localized services such as customs clearance and on-site installation guidance, ensuring smooth project implementation. The group’s after-sales service network covers 149 countries and regions, providing customers with timely and reliable support.

Sustainable Development: Green and Recyclable Construction

In line with the global trend of sustainable development, Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings incorporate green and recyclable design concepts, minimizing environmental impact throughout the entire life cycle.

Low Carbon Emissions and Energy Conservation

The factory prefabrication method of Lida’s temporary mobile buildings reduces on-site construction activities, minimizing carbon emissions and noise pollution. The use of high-efficiency insulation materials (glass fiber, rock wool, EPS) improves the thermal insulation performance of the buildings, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling. In extreme temperature environments, the customized insulation solutions further enhance energy efficiency: in high-altitude areas, the 100mm rock wool insulation layer reduces heating energy consumption by 40%; in high-temperature deserts, the reflective coating and ventilation systems reduce cooling energy consumption by 30%. Additionally, the integration of solar panels and energy storage systems in some projects enables energy self-sufficiency, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources.

Recyclability and Waste Reduction

Lida’s temporary mobile buildings are designed for recyclability. The steel components can be recycled at a rate of over 95% after demolition, and the modular design allows the modules to be reused in other projects, reducing construction waste. For example, the temporary camp of an outdoor sports event was dismantled within 3 days after the event, and the modules were reused in another project, saving 50% of equipment procurement costs and reducing construction waste by 80% compared to traditional temporary construction. The group’s commitment to waste reduction is also reflected in the production process: the standardized production of modules minimizes material waste, with a waste rate of less than 2% in the factory.

Compliance with International Environmental Standards

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings comply with various international environmental standards, such as the EU Green Building Standard and ISO14001 Environmental Management System Certification. The materials used in the products are non-toxic and environmentally friendly, meeting the requirements of low formaldehyde and low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions. In overseas projects, the group adapts to local environmental regulations, such as using EU-standard fire protection materials in the Congo (Brazzaville) hydropower project camp and implementing rainwater collection systems in Eastern European ecological camp projects, demonstrating its commitment to global environmental protection.

Market Impact and Future Outlook

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings have had a significant impact on the global temporary construction market, driving the transformation and upgrading of the industry. By addressing the pain points of traditional prefabricated houses, such as low efficiency, poor durability, and high costs, Lida’s products have gained wide acceptance among customers, establishing the group as a benchmark in the integrated construction industry.

The group’s strategic cooperation with major contractors, such as CSCEC, China Railway, and CCCC, has expanded its market share in domestic and international projects. Its status as a designated supplier for UN peacekeeping force camps has further enhanced its brand reputation and global influence. With the continuous growth of the modular construction industry, Lida Group is well-positioned to capitalize on the increasing demand for efficient, durable, and sustainable temporary mobile buildings.

Looking to the future, Lida Group will continue to focus on technological innovation, further improving the performance and functionality of its temporary mobile buildings. The group plans to invest more in research and development of intelligent construction technologies, such as BIM (Building Information Modeling) and IoT (Internet of Things) integration, to enhance the design, construction, and operation efficiency of the buildings. Additionally, Lida will expand its product portfolio to meet the evolving needs of emerging markets, such as smart temporary buildings for digital construction sites and eco-friendly temporary buildings for tourism and leisure projects.

In terms of market expansion, Lida Group will strengthen its presence in emerging economies, such as Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America, where infrastructure development is accelerating. The group will also deepen its localization strategy, establishing more production bases and after-sales service centers overseas to improve delivery speed and customer satisfaction. By adhering to the principles of quality, innovation, and sustainability, Lida Group aims to become the global leader in the temporary mobile building industry, contributing to the development of a more efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly construction sector.

Conclusion

Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings represent a paradigm shift in the temporary construction industry, combining efficiency, durability, flexibility, and sustainability to meet the diverse needs of modern projects. Through modular design, advanced material application, and intelligent construction systems, these buildings address the key pain points of traditional prefabricated houses, offering faster installation, longer service life, greater space flexibility, and higher cost-effectiveness.

With a comprehensive product portfolio covering quick-assembly container houses, prefabricated houses, and integrated camp solutions, Lida Group has successfully applied its products in various industries, including infrastructure construction, energy development, emergency response, commercial events, and overseas projects. The group’s global presence in 149 countries and regions, combined with its international certifications and strategic partnerships, has established it as a trusted and reliable supplier in the global integrated construction market.

In an era of rapid urbanization and sustainable development, Lida Group’s temporary mobile buildings are well-positioned to play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of construction. By continuing to innovate and adapt to market changes, the group will not only maintain its leading position in the industry but also contribute to the development of a more efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly construction sector worldwide. For customers seeking high-quality temporary mobile building solutions, Lida Group is undoubtedly a top choice, offering products and services that deliver exceptional value and performance.

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