Can international visitors learn about PRANCE’s global modular housing projects at the Canton Fair?

Absolutely — PRANCE uses the Canton Fair to present its international project portfolio and provide context for export experience and global installations. The booth features curated case studies that illustrate site typologies, shipping logistics, and assembly timelines from markets where PRANCE modules have been installed — from resort clusters to temporary site offices and bespoke tourism cabins. Visitors can review project photos, technical summaries, and performance data (wind load, thermal resistance, acoustic ratings) that demonstrate how our systems behave in different climates. For buyers interested in local references, we can provide contactable project references and videos of factory packing and on-site erection to show actual logistics and client outcomes. International visitors will also find information about PRANCE’s export procedures, typical lead times, and how we handle international certifications or adaptations needed for local codes. If you require region-specific compliance (for example, seismic reinforcement or particular fire ratings), bring those requirements to the booth so our engineers can indicate the necessary adaptations. PRANCE aims to make it simple for overseas architects and buyers to understand feasibility, cost drivers, and real performance through documented global examples.