Champion Homes · Prefabricated residential houses
Champion Homes coordinates China procurement for volumetric homes and light-gauge steel house kits. We match suppliers to the same brief, compare quotations line by line and coordinate samples, inspection and export. Start with the destination and plot constraints so the shortlist reflects the building the buyer can actually install.
Use these residential sourcing paths to prepare a brief. Selected suppliers confirm their product configuration, available documentation and pricing against the destination requirements.
Module envelope often reviewed at 6055 × 2435 × 2896 mm when road limits apply. Stacking needs a checked foundation interface.
Higher container loading density than a finished room, with more site assembly. Stud spacing and thermal bridge notes travel with the pack.
Two-bedroom and three-bedroom splits are frozen on an option matrix. Sanitary and furniture packages have a change-freeze date.
Wall panel thickness 50–100 mm. Declared thermal transmittance is reviewed in the 0.25–0.60 W/m²·K band, then adjusted for steel bridges.
These illustrative briefs show how different site conditions affect the scope of a sourcing request. Each card gives an example quantity and a document to request before comparing suppliers.
Ask each supplier to distinguish the base steel grade from the galvanized coating mass and include its cut-edge repair method. Compare those details against the project engineer’s wind load before comparing unit rates.
Request the roof load basis and a section showing where rock wool is specified at the corridor. Compare the test specimen details with the quoted assembly, including the door and wall joint.
Price volumetric wet rooms and bolted bedroom packs separately. Ask for a marked packing list and crane pick order so the site team can estimate the number of freight positions and lifts.
Send suppliers the bathroom fixture schedule and proposed lifting sequence together. Require a drawing that marks lifting points and records which accessibility features are included in each room option.
Slide the row. Each card is a site condition, not a separate product brand.
Salt exposure pushes galvanized coating mass and sealed fastener details ahead of paint color.
Purlin and girt sizes follow ground snow load. A flat roof copy from a warm site is rejected.
Hold-downs and module ties are redrawn when the seismic design category rises. Stacking is not automatic.
Corridor fire strategy and acoustic floors are reviewed with the teaching calendar, not after shipment.
Crane reach and road width decide volumetric versus panelized before the floor plan is marketed.
Repeat bathrooms help the line. Local energy rules still set the U-value target.
Horizontal scroll · six site cards
Each step produces a record the buyer can request and compare before authorizing the next decision.
Collect destination, use, plan and design inputs into one revision for suppliers.
Review available dimensions, lead times and evidence for comparable residential modules.
Normalize envelope, interior finish and packing scope before comparing totals.
Record the sample revision and confirm what it represents before committing to a series order.
Agree opening-unit dimensions, photo records and acceptance checkpoints with the selected inspector.
Match the packing schedule to the shipment documents and flag unresolved items to the buyer.
Send the intended building use and destination. We organize the requirements for sourcing and flag missing fields. The selected supplier and project professionals verify manufacturing evidence, structural design and approval requirements for the site.