Points to note when choosing mobile homes manufacturers

When choosing mobile homes manufacturers, it is important to focus on the following core points:
Qualification and Certification
Prioritize selecting enterprises with international certifications such as ISO 9001 quality management system and FSC forest certification to ensure product environmental compliance. At the same time, it is necessary to verify whether the business license includes qualifications such as "mobile house manufacturing" and "wooden structure engineering" to avoid the risk of workshop style production. ‌
Technical ability and experience
Request to review more than 50 similar project cases (such as homestays, emergency support, etc.), with a focus on examining the professional background and equipment maintenance of the technical team. Priority should be given to manufacturers with patented technologies such as modular splicing, earthquake resistance, and wind resistance. ‌
materials and processes
High quality materials such as Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica and Finnish wood should be selected for the wood. The doors and windows should be made of broken bridge aluminum material, and the hardware should be made of 304 stainless steel. The production process needs to include CNC machining, vacuum high-pressure anti-corrosion, and automated spraying lines to ensure structural stability and durability. ‌
after-sales service
Confirm whether the manufacturer provides nationwide service outlets, after-sales response speed, and warranty policies. It is recommended to choose a manufacturer that provides one-stop services such as installation, debugging, and regular maintenance to reduce maintenance costs in the later stage. ‌
Customization capability
It is necessary to support functional zoning design (such as LOFT structure), style customization (Nordic style, Japanese wabi sabi style, etc.), and be able to adjust the plan according to the on-site environment. The price of high-end customized products usually increases by 30% -50%, and the budget needs to be confirmed in advance. ‌
Price and Contract
Be wary of quotes that are significantly lower than the market price, and request a detailed quotation with clear responsibility allocation, schedule guarantee, and breach of contract terms. The contract should specify material specifications, construction standards, and acceptance standards to avoid disputes in the future.