Quick construction: Prefabricated houses are designed to be constructed quickly and efficiently. They are built in a controlled environment and then transported to the site for assembly, which can significantly reduce construction time.

Reduced on-site work: Because prefabricated houses are constructed off-site, there is less need for on-site work such as pouring foundations, which can further reduce the construction time.

Weather-independent construction: Since most of the construction of prefabricated houses occurs indoors, weather conditions have less impact on the construction timeline, allowing for year-round construction.

Streamlined project management: The manufacturing and installation of prefabricated houses is often managed by a single company, which can streamline project management and reduce the time required for coordination between multiple contractors.

Faster occupancy: Since prefabricated houses can be constructed quickly, occupants can move in sooner, reducing the time spent in temporary housing or renting.

Lower material and labor costs: Folding houses are made from prefabricated steel frames and lightweight materials such as sandwich panels, which are cost-effective and require less labor to assemble.

Reduced transportation costs: Folding houses can be transported in a compact and flat-pack form, which reduces transportation costs compared to traditional buildings that require multiple trips to transport materials and equipment.

Lower maintenance costs: The materials used in folding houses are typically low-maintenance and durable, reducing the need for frequent repairs or replacements and lowering long-term costs.

Customizable designs: Folding houses can be customized to meet the specific needs of the user, allowing for efficient use of space and potentially reducing the need for additional construction or renovation costs.