Prefab Light Steel Villa Tome House Built with New Zealand Standard Eco-Friendly House

• Customization: Available
• Material: Steel Structure
• Door: Sliding Door
• Window: Aluminum Window
• Floor: Wooden Flooring
• Wall: 50/75/100mm Thickness
• Insulation: Glass Wool
• Ceiling: Gypsum Board
• Color: Customized Color
• Kitchen: Open Kitchen
• Other Fitting: Toilet, Washbasin, Shower, etc
• Usage: Warehouse, Villa, Dormitories, Temporary Offices, Workshop
• Certification: ISO, CE
• Customized: Customized
• After-sales Service: Yes
• Warranty: One Year
• Transport Package: 40′hq Container
• Specification: 328m²
• Trademark: Deepblue
• Origin: Ningbo, Zhejiang
• HS Code: 9406900090
• Production Capacity: 50000sets/Year
• Package Size: 1219.20cm * 243.80cm * 289.60cm
• Package Gross Weight: 10000.000kg

Product Description

Tome House
5 Bedroom 5Bath 2Living 1Kitchen 328sqm

Tome House, a modern masterpiece of architectural innovation, stands as a testament to the seamless fusion of style, sustainability, and functionality. Nestled in a tranquil neighborhood, this remarkable dwelling boasts a blend of spaciousness, comfort, and eco-conscious design. With a name that resonates with sophistication, Tome House is a luxurious steel-framed residence that encapsulates the future of sustainable living.

This impressive house spans a total area of 328 square meters, offering ample room for its occupants to live, work, and play. The ground floor spans 116 square meters, featuring an open layout that seamlessly connects the living spaces. A generously sized kitchen and two living areas make entertaining and daily living a breeze. A stunning 23.2 square meter deck adds an outdoor oasis for leisure and relaxation.

Moving up to the first floor, Tome House unveils 118 square meters of space, housing five comfortable bedrooms and an equal number of elegantly designed bathrooms. These rooms offer sanctuary, with ample natural light and modern amenities. Each bedroom provides a unique view of the surrounding landscape, making waking up a delight.

Ascending to the second floor, you'll find 94 square meters of flexible space that can be transformed into a home office, a gym, or an entertainment area. The possibilities are endless, ensuring that Tome House caters to the needs and desires of its residents.

With an impressive width of 9.8 meters and a length of 11.8 meters, Tome House exemplifies contemporary design principles. Its steel-frame construction not only adds an element of architectural prowess but also ensures long-lasting durability and sustainability.

In summary, Tome House is a quintessential blend of form and function, offering 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 living areas, and a spacious kitchen. It is an embodiment of contemporary luxury living, where every square meter is thoughtfully designed and harmoniously connected. The sustainable design elements incorporated into its structure make it an eco-conscious choice for those who value both style and the environment. This steel-framed gem, with its expansive living spaces, exudes a sense of tranquility and luxury, making it an idyllic abode for the modern family.

Description:

1	Structure: 0.75mm/0.95mm/1.15mm light gauge steel
2	Foundation: you need to prepare yourself. Concrete foundation, or other foundation
3	Roof: Colorbond sheet, asphalt shingle, ceramic tile, stone-metal sheet
4	External wall: EPS sandwich panel, ALC panel, metal PU sandwich panel, pre-painted fiber cement board, CFC board, WPC board
5	Internal wall: Gypsum board, MGO board, integrated wall panel, etc.
6	Ceiling: Gypsum board, MGO board, integrated wall panel, etc.
7	Underneath for floor: CFC sheet, OSB board
8	insulation: R2.5/3.5/4/5 glass wool, rock wool
9	Flooring: Ceramic tile, laminated flooring, PVC flooring, wooden flooring
10	Window: double/single glass Alu./PVC window
11	Door: normal security door, plywood door, all. door, WPC door, wooden door
12	Electrical and plumbing system
13	Kitchen: wall cabinet, top cabinet, sink, faucet, benchtop
14	Bathroom: washbasin, toilet, shower

DEEPBLUE light steel system( benefits): 

 1. Anti-seismic: Most villas use slope roofing with a truss system. The roofing system will be very strong after the truss was sealed with panels, it can against an 8-degree earthquake, and has a high strength of loading capability.
2. Good Performance against the wind: lightweight, high strength, good integrity, not easy to deform, all these advantages make light gauge steel building good performance against the wind. It can resist the cyclone at the speed of 60m/s, thus protecting the building and people's life.
3. Durability: light gauge steel building uses cold-formed galvanized steel, thus avoiding rust in the course of construction and use, and makes the life span of the structure 100 years.
4. Heat Preservation Performance: Heat preservation: we use glass wool as insulation and effectively avoid the phenomenon of the cold bridge of the wall body. The heat preservation effect of 100mm glass wool is equivalent to a 1m-thick brick wall.
5. Sound-proof Performance: Sound-proof performance is an important item for evaluating the accommodation. The light steel system adopts hollow glass for windows, which can soundproof for 40 dB. The light steel wall system can soundproof for 60 dB.
6. Healthiness: dry construction, minimum waste to the environment, and 100% recyclable of the materials, all these advantages are conformed to the consciousness of environmental protection. What's more, the materials we use are all green materials, which are good for people's health.
7. Fast to assemble: Dry construction and without the influence of season. A 300sqm-building only need 10 workers for 30 days from the foundation to everything finished.
8. Environmental friendly: Materials are 100% recyclable, and no pollution to the environment.
9. Energy-Saving: Efficient and energy-saving wall has good performance on heat keeping and soundproofing and can achieve the energy-saving standard for 85%.

Building Code:
 
1) AISI S100 North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members published by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) in the United States.
2) AS/NZS 4600 Australian/New Zealand Standard-Cold-formed steel structures jointly published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand.
3) BS 5950-5 Structural use of steelwork in building-Part 5. Code of practice for the design of cold-formed thin gauge sections published by BSI in the UK.
4) ENV1993-1-3 means Euro code 3: Design of steel structures; Part 1.3: General rules, Supplementary rules for cold-formed thin gauge members.