The Lida Group based in Shandong China has pioneered the use of sandwich panel construction techniques to build cost-effective prefabricated labor camps.

By innovating the traditional concept of prefabricated buildings through efficient designs, mass production and an emphasis on affordability, Lida aims to make prefabricated labor camps an option for more projects.

Lida’s founder and CEO, Mr. Mu, started the company in 1993 after realizing the potential of off-site prefabrication to provide quality yet affordable labor camp solutions. Previously, Mr. Mu had designed custom homes as an architect but saw many construction projects lacked suitable accommodation for workers.

Lida got started by providing simple single-module prefabricated cabins for temporary use. The convenience and cost savings of the modular buildings proved popular and Lida expanded into providing multi-unit labor camps using prefabricated sandwich panel modules.

Lida develops customized prefabricated labor camp solutions while standardizing modular design elements that can be mass produced in factories. This allows Lida to reduce costs by 30-40% compared to traditional construction through economies of scale in manufacturing and assembly on-site.

Some key aspects of Lida’s innovative sandwich panel prefabricated labor camps:

• Utilizing sandwich panel construction – two metal plates separated by a rigid insulation core. This provides durable, lightweight and temperature-regulated modules.

• Designing compact floorplans that maximize space within each prefabricated module. Engineers precisely plan the layout, openings and connections between modules.

• Implementing simple, functional designs focused on workers’ needs. Modules include features like bunk beds, toilets, washing areas, etc.

• Leveraging mass production techniques by fabricating similar components in a factory-like setting. Interior fittings, doors, windows and more are produced in bulk for replication across labor camps.

• Working with contractors specialized in assembling prefabricated modules on-site. Contractors benefit from the repetitive nature of the modular buildings.

Since its founding, Lida has completed over 1000 modular projects across China and internationally, including many types of prefabricated labor camps:

• Large multi-building labor camps assembled on-site using replicated sandwich panel dormitory modules.

• Standardized “plug-and-play” prefabricated labor camps transported and assembled rapidly on-site to house workers within weeks.

• Modular canteens, washing areas and other support facilities prefabricated in factories for quick on-site deployment.

Moving forward, Lida aims to scale its prefabricated sandwich panel labor camps through automation, strategic partnerships and innovations in material science. Lida’s vision is for off-site prefabrication using modular sandwich panels to revolutionize how labor camp solutions are designed and built globally.

In summary, by leveraging the benefits of factory-based prefabrication using modular sandwich panel construction techniques, Lida Group strives to transform the labor camp housing market. Through replicable components produced at mass scale, Lida aims to deliver affordable yet customized, rapidly deployable prefabricated labor camp solutions. With continued innovation, Lida hopes to establish prefabricated modular construction as the future of labor camp technology.

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