Prefab home: solar container house

On the road of exploring sustainable prefab homes, the Solo House in Canada is a model. The biggest feature of this prefab house is its zero-energy design.

This prefab home covers an area of ​​4,090 square feet and is located on a hill. This unique prefab house can not only meet its own energy needs, but also produce additional energy.

Because Canada is close to the Arctic Circle, the temperature is low. This prefabricated house adopts a double-layer exterior wall structure. The outside is a prefabricated wooden frame and the inside is an insulation layer. This prefab house design can keep the house comfortable in extreme weather.

This prefab house is equipped with a series of independent energy systems. Including solar panels, low-quality exchange systems and hydrogen fuel cells. The combination of these systems not only reduces dependence on fossil fuels, but also provides a guarantee for the sustainable operation of prefab homes.

Due to the remoteness of the construction site and seasonal changes, this prefabricated home uses prefab materials and modular construction methods. Modular prefabricated homes not only shorten construction time, but also reduce interference with the terrain. Sustainable development is achieved, allowing buildings to coexist harmoniously with nature.

This prefab container house with panels is simple and modern in design. The building is mainly covered with Douglas fir boards, which shows unique aesthetic value.

This container house with solar energy shows that you can enjoy a comfortable life while protecting the environment.