Our modular houses use steel certified to the Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS), providing superior structural strength. Unlike conventional container houses, they can withstand earthquakes of seismic intensity 7 and offer high durability against corrosion caused by salt, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, including emergency shelters. In extreme climates, such as very cold or tropical regions, the expected service life is approximately 40 years.

Modules, completed in the factory from steel frame to interior finishes, are delivered directly to the site. On-site assembly requires only a minimal crew, allowing for rapid completion of construction.

By shortening the overall construction process and performing on-site assembly with a small crew, we are able to achieve lower costs and higher returns compared to conventional building methods. We offer a variety of plans to meet the diverse needs of our clients.

In addition to dividing interior spaces, modules can be connected or stacked, allowing for flexible design. They are used for a wide range of purposes, including hotels, shops, offices, dormitories, and emergency shelters. Even with identical module layouts, a variety of styles—from retro to modern architecture—can be applied, and designs can be customized to suit client preferences. Our house planners provide proposals tailored to meet the specific needs of each customer.