Temporary buildings, also known as temporary construction houses, refer to houses built to meet temporary production and living needs. They typically feature modularity, mobility, and quick installation, making them suitable for a variety of different scenarios. The following are some of the main usage scenarios for temporary buildings:

Temporary residence: suitable for small temporary buildings built during large-scale events or emergencies. Due to its flexibility and convenience, it is widely used in various emergency scenarios.

Business operation: Due to its versatility and flexibility, more and more businesses are beginning to use it for commercial operations. This type of house can reduce site rent and manpower investment, while also allowing for personalized decoration design based on consumer preferences, thereby attracting more customers to come and consume.

In the field of agriculture, it can be used for greenhouse planting and breeding.

Aquatic animal husbandry: In aquatic animal husbandry, it is mainly used for cattle house construction and other aspects.

In the field of tourism, with the development of rural tourism in recent years, "packing boxes" as a novel form of housing have gradually entered people's vision.

Construction site: Provide accommodation and office space for construction personnel.

Emergency shelter: providing temporary shelter for disaster victims in natural disasters or emergencies.

Exhibition display: serving as a temporary exhibition hall or service desk for exhibitions, trade fairs, and other events.

Educational facilities: In areas with insufficient educational resources, temporary classrooms can be quickly built.

Medical facilities: In remote or disaster stricken areas, temporary clinics or hospitals can be quickly deployed