Residential module path

Source Prefabricated Residential Houses with Leisure Homes

Leisure Homes is an independent China sourcing and procurement service. We compare suitable suppliers for prefabricated residential houses against your site criteria, quantity, finish scope and destination. The selected supplier and local professionals remain responsible for manufacture, engineering and approvals.

A 0.50 kPa wind figure or a 50 mm wall is an inquiry input, not a default for every coastline.

Crane setting a two-storey residential steel module with visible corner lifting points
01 Supplier screening record requested per brief
02 Comparable quotations against one scope
03 Inspection and shipment checklists coordinated
Brief One documented specification for supplier matching
Compare Quoted scope, exclusions and lead times side by side
Verify Steel grade and design basis with the selected supplier
Track Inspection checkpoints and export documents by order

Delivery evidence

Four example briefs for comparable supplier quotations

These four example briefs show the fields we use to compare offers. They are illustrative procurement scenarios, not completed Leisure Homes projects or supplier performance claims.

Coastal two-storey villa modules staged beside a crane
  • Type Two-storey coastal villa
  • Market Oman (example)
  • Brief size 18 modules (example)
  • Scope Shell, sanitary, lighting

For this coastal villa scenario, ask each supplier to document corrosion protection at site-cut edges, a local wind design basis, and marked lifting points. The quoted finish package should separate sanitary fixtures and lighting from the structural shell.

Staff housing row built from light-gauge wall panels
  • Type Staff family housing
  • Market Chile (example)
  • Brief size 42 houses (example)
  • Scope Panelized LGS shell

For a staff-housing row with narrow road access, compare panelized and volumetric proposals by transport width, container count and site labour. Obtain the supplier torque procedure for bolted connections and the project engineer’s foundation-interface assumptions.

Resort lodge modules with roof purlins waiting for sheeting
  • Type Resort lodge
  • Market Australia (example)
  • Brief size 12 modules (example)
  • Scope Shell plus kitchen carcass

For a resort lodge, compare mineral wool and PIR assemblies using complete wall evidence, not a core label. Keep kitchen fixtures, local voltage and fire strategy on separate quotation lines so the selected supplier’s scope is visible.

Resettlement houses with 50 mm wall panels on a tropical site
  • Type Resettlement row
  • Market Philippines (example)
  • Brief size 60 units (example)
  • Scope Shell and partitions

For repeat housing, specify the local wind and roof-load combinations before asking for a batch price. The supplier should show a first-unit dimensional checklist, approved partition options and a loading plan based on the actual order.

Where the houses sit

Use cases tied to a site file

Coastal villas

Salt exposure pushes galvanized coating and sealed laps ahead of a painted carbon-steel frame.

Alpine cabins

Ground snow load, in kN/m², is taken from the local file before purlin and girt sizes are locked.

Staff housing

Camp managers usually trade factory completion against the escort cost of a wide volumetric box.

Resort lodges

Finish level is an option row. A shell-only lodge and a furnished cabin do not share one price sheet.

Resettlement rows

Repeat plans help the pilot module set the jig. A new seismic design category reopens the file.

Secondary dwellings

An accessory unit still needs the permanent or relocatable classification stated by that jurisdiction.

Project papers

Documents issued against a revision, not a generic brochure

We request supplier documents against a dated project brief. Availability, version and relevance must be confirmed with each shortlisted supplier; a structural calculation needs the actual site criteria.

Evening view of residential modules lined up for loading

Start a comparable sourcing brief

Tell the desk the use, the quantity, the destination country, the plan size, the storeys, the climate loads, the interior scope and the port. A quotation that skips those fields is only a budget range.