K5 3 Bedroom Prefab House | 36m² Quick-Assembly Modular Home | VHCON

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Explore the VHCON K5 three-bedroom quick-assembly modular house: a 6 × 6 m layout with three bedrooms, one bathroom, living space and a compact kitchenette. View real sample photos, floor plan and reference specifications.


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PROCESS

VHCON K5 three-bedroom quick-assembly modular house photographed in the factory
REAL SAMPLEBuilt 6 × 6 m sample house
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K5 QUICK-ASSEMBLY SERIES

K5 Three-Bedroom Quick-Assembly Modular House

A compact 36 m² configuration that brings three private bedrooms, one bathroom, living space and a kitchenette into a transport-efficient steel-frame system.

Footprint6 × 6 m
Overall height3 m
Layout3 bed · 1 bath
Wall system50 mm EPS

For an accurate proposal, include your country, project use, quantity and destination port.

≈36 m²Reference floor area
3 + 1Bedrooms + bathroom
2.2 mmMain frame base material
5 setsReference 40HQ loading

A COMPLETE SMALL-HOME PLAN

More rooms, without wasting the centre of the plan

The K5 three-bedroom configuration uses a simple 6 × 6 m square footprint. The bedrooms sit around a central circulation zone, while the living area and compact kitchenette share the glazed front side for daylight and an open arrival experience.

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Clear zoningThree enclosed bedrooms separate sleeping space from the shared living area.

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Integrated wet areaThe sample includes a bathroom base, shower partition, toilet and vanity package.

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Project-ready specificationFinishes, plug standard and selected fixtures can be confirmed for the destination market.

Furnished top-down floor plan of the K5 three-bedroom modular house Concept interior visualization

VERIFIED 6 × 6 M LAYOUT

Three bedrooms around a shared living core

The plan combines three sleeping rooms with a shared living and kitchenette zone plus one bathroom. The verified plan and elevations show 6,000 × 6,000 mm external dimensions and a 3,000 mm overall height.

  • Three enclosed bedrooms
  • One bathroom with shower area
  • Living area beside the glazed façade
  • Compact kitchenette in the shared zone

BUILT SAMPLE · REAL PHOTOGRAPHY

See a completed sample, not only the rendering

These photographs show the completed VHCON sample in the factory, including the exterior, shared living area, one bedroom and the bathroom.

K5 BUILD SYSTEM

Specified from the steel frame to the interior finish

The supplied quotation defines the structural members, enclosure, floor, ceiling, openings, bathroom package and electrical components. Build-system items are supplied as material packages for on-site installation by the customer or local contractors. Final scope is confirmed against the approved order.

Galvanized steel frame structure on site
FRAME

Galvanized steel structure

2.2 mm main-frame base material with 40 g/m² zinc coating and painted finish.

Insulated sandwich wall panels and roof of the K5 sample
ENVELOPE

Insulated wall and roof

50 mm EPS sandwich wall panels, plus a PPGI roof layer and 50 mm glass-wool insulation.

SPC floor and PVC ceiling panels in the K5 sample living area
INTERIOR

Floor and ceiling material package

18 mm fiber-cement floor base with 4 mm SPC finish and 7 mm PVC honeycomb ceiling panels. Supplied as materials for local installation.

Full-height aluminum glazing inside the K5 sample
OPENINGS

Full-height light

Aluminum glazed entrance and four 800 × 2,707 mm floor-to-ceiling bedroom windows.

TECHNICAL DATA

Reference specification

Values below describe the verified three-bedroom sample. Final materials, electrical system, packing and interfaces are confirmed for each project.

ModelK5 three-bedroom configuration
External dimensions6,000 × 6,000 × 3,000 mm
Reference floor areaApproximately 36 m²
Layout3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, living area and kitchenette
Main frame2.2 mm base material; 40 g/m² zinc coating; 0.2 mm painted coating
Beam / column section160 × 40 × 2 mm beams; 160 × 160 × 2 mm columns
Wall system50 mm EPS sandwich panel; 0.3 + EPS + 0.3 mm
Roof system0.5 mm PPGI corrugated roof tile with 50 mm glass wool
Floor build-up18 mm fiber-cement board with 4 mm SPC finish
Ceiling7 mm PVC honeycomb panel
Glazed entrance1.4 mm aluminum profile with 5 + 9 + 5 mm gray glass
Bedroom windows4 aluminum floor-to-ceiling windows, 800 × 2,707 mm
Bathroom window1 aluminum window, 700 × 400 mm
Interior doors3 aluminum-wood doors, 840 × 2,100 mm
Reference loading2 house sets / 20GP; 5 house sets / 40HQ
ElectricalSockets can be adapted to local standards; final system confirmed by destination market

Final specifications are confirmed according to the project location, local requirements and approved drawings. Loading quantity remains subject to the final configuration and packing list.

Four-inch central control screen installed in the K5 sample house
SMART CONTROLS4-inch central control screen

SAMPLE INTERIOR PACKAGE

Lighting, curtain and local-standard electrical options

The photographed sample uses concealed lighting, a 4-inch central control screen and a smart-curtain interface. The quotation also allows the socket type to be changed for local standards.

Confirm before production
  • Voltage & socket type
  • Circuit requirements
  • Smart-control compatibility
  • Exact fixture list

PROJECT WORKFLOW

From layout confirmation to local assembly

Shipping, local approvals, foundation, unloading and installation responsibilities are confirmed in the project scope.

  1. K5 floor plan drawing for project brief
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    Project brief

    Confirm country, use, layout, quantity and destination port.

  2. VHCON team reviewing technical drawings
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    Technical approval

    Review finishes, electrical standard, interfaces and drawings.

  3. Container loading of K5 component packages
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    Production & packing

    Manufacture, inspect and prepare the component packages for loading.

  4. Steel frame foundation preparation on site
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    Local assembly

    Unload, prepare the approved foundation and assemble with the confirmed guidance.

BUYER FAQ

What to confirm before ordering

What information do you need for a quotation?

Please send the project country, intended use, preferred layout, quantity, destination port and required delivery window. Local electrical requirements and finish changes should also be stated before the quotation is finalized.

Is the 6 × 6 m three-bedroom layout fixed?

This page shows the verified three-bedroom sample layout. Door and window positions, interior finishes, electrical configuration and selected fixtures can be reviewed for a project, subject to technical confirmation and approved drawings.

Are furniture and decorations included?

Furniture and decorative items shown in staged photos or renderings are not automatically included. The final supply scope is defined item by item in the approved quotation and packing list.

How is the house delivered and installed?

The K5 system is prepared for container shipment and local assembly. The buyer should plan unloading, foundation preparation and local labor unless those services are separately agreed. VHCON confirms the applicable drawings and installation guidance for each order.

Can the electrical system match my country?

Yes. The sample specification states that sockets can be changed to local standards. Voltage, plug type, circuits and required components must be confirmed before production.

What foundation is required?

Foundation design depends on the site, soil, drainage and local requirements. Final foundation and anchoring details should be coordinated against approved project drawings and local engineering requirements.

PLANNING A MODULAR HOUSING PROJECT?

Send the project basics. We’ll review the right K5 configuration.

Include these details for a useful quotation:

  • Country and project use
  • Layout and quantity
  • Destination port
  • Required delivery window
Talk to VHCON on WhatsApp support@vanhecon.com

Furniture and décor shown in staged images are not automatically included. Specifications and supply scope are subject to the final approved quotation, drawings and packing list.


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    Step 1: Initial Enquiry or Display Hall Visit

    Start by contacting the VHCON sales team for a no-obligation chat about your project. We’ll walk you through the options, answer any questions, and explain what’s involved with owning a VHCON Modular House.

    You can also book a private tour at our Display Hall to view our houses in person.

    Whether you’re still planning or ready to move ahead, this first step is all about giving you clarity, confidence, and expert advice from the start.

    Step 2: Site Suitability & Pre-Approval Check

    Once you’re ready to proceed, we’ll connect you with our trusted Building Certifier and Structural Engineer for a preliminary assessment. Alternatively you can provide your own preliminary assessment from a town planner or building certifier to assess eligibility.

    You will need to provide your own site plan to conduct a preliminary assessment. This preliminary assessment helps identify any potential planning restrictions, zoning issues, or site challenges early on — such as setbacks, overlays, wind speed, and climate zone.

    This step ensures you have confidence that your project is likely to meet council and building code requirements before moving further into the approvals process.

    Step 3: Contract Signing & Initial Deposit

    Once your site has been deemed suitable and you’re ready to move forward, we’ll prepare your Build Contract.

    This contract will outline:

    • The scope of works and what’s included in your Expander Home package
    • Customisations (if any) and your selected finishes
    • Estimated timeframes for manufacturing, delivery, and installation
    • Payment terms, including deposit and progress payments

    To secure your place in our production schedule, a non-refundable initial deposit is required upon signing. This deposit confirms your commitment and allows us to begin the next steps — including final plans, engineering, and scheduling your batch build.

    Note: We’ll ensure you have ample time to review and understand all contract details, and we’re here to answer any questions before you sign.

    Step 4: Factory Construction

    Once your contract is finalised, your home enters our scheduled production process. Built in controlled factory conditions by our trusted manufacturing partners, this approach ensures consistent quality, weather protection, and reliable delivery timelines.

    The Express Portables design team oversees all aspects of compliance, workmanship, and detail throughout the build. Construction typically takes 9–11 weeks to complete.

    Step 5: Shipping, Transport & Delivery

    Once factory construction is complete, your home is carefully prepared for shipment. International shipping from our manufacturing facility typically takes 4–5 weeks.

    Transport to your site is scheduled in coordination with you or your site builder. Your builder is responsible for unloading the building onto the prepared footings and beginning the installation process.

    After installation, the customer is required to arrange the final Occupancy Certificate, with guidance and support provided by our Building Certifier to ensure a smooth approval process.

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