best mobile homes Durability and Safety

The durability and safety of mobile homes depend on structural design, material selection, and certification standards. Here are the key points:
structural design
High quality mobile homes adopt modular design, which is easy to disassemble and reassemble. The frame often uses aluminum alloy or high-strength steel to ensure structural stability. For example, some products have passed the 12 level typhoon simulation test, with a seismic fortification intensity of 9 degrees, and can adapt to harsh environments. ‌
materials and processes
Frame material: Aluminum alloy or anti-corrosion steel material, some products have passed the A2 level fire protection certification.
Covering material: Hollow glass or polycarbonate sheet, with both transparency and impact resistance.
Hardware accessories: 304 stainless steel door and window hardware to enhance corrosion resistance. ‌
Safety Certification
Manufacturers who comply with national building standards and have obtained ISO 9001 certification typically have qualifications for fire and wind resistance in their products. Export products require additional international certifications such as CE and UL, and complete test reports and drawings that comply with local regulations must be provided. ‌
Adaptation to usage scenarios
Mobile homes are suitable for conventional scenarios such as courtyards and terraces, and some products are specially designed to cope with extreme weather conditions (such as low temperatures up to -30 ℃). For example, the products of Shandong Easy Folding Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. have passed temperature difference testing and have a service life of up to 15 years. ‌