The Duolaibao Mantou House is a dome-shaped modular house: graphene-modified EPS void-form blocks are prefabricated in the factory, assembled on site, and filled with reinforced concrete in a single pour. It combines the look of a resort cabin, the durability of a real house, and the speed of prefab construction — with outstanding insulation, a seismic-friendly dome structure, fast assembly, and a movable, dismountable design. The product holds CE certification and has been exported to the United States, Japan, Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, and more. Here are 8 key selling points that explain why it is worth choosing.

01 What Is the Duolaibao Mantou House?
The “Mantou House” is named for its rounded, steamed-bun-like dome shape. It is a movable, dismountable prefabricated modular house built on graphene-modified EPS blocks: EPS (expanded polystyrene) is modified with graphene to improve strength and insulation, blocks are mass-produced in the factory, assembled on site with interlocking (mortise-tenon) joints, then reinforced and filled with cast-in-place concrete to form a single composite “insulation + structural” wall.

02 Eight Core Selling Points
- Superior insulation — warm in winter, cool in summer. EPS has very low thermal conductivity and the wall carries its own interior and exterior insulation. According to the manufacturer's technical data, insulation performance can be several times that of traditional materials — cutting heating in winter and cooling costs in summer.
- Seismic-friendly dome structure. The dome roof and curved walls evenly disperse seismic wave energy; the lightweight modules reduce self-weight and inertial force; interlocking joints plus monolithic concrete pour give strong overall stability — outperforming traditional masonry in earthquakes.
- Reinforced concrete monolith — strong and durable. Walls are reinforced and cast in one piece, far stronger and more durable than brick-and-mortar construction, with a design service life of about 50 years (per the manufacturer's technical documents).
- Factory-built, fast assembly. Modules are produced in the factory and assembled with a single pour on site, cutting construction time by over 50% versus traditional building (per the manufacturer) — resorts can open for business quickly.
- Lightweight, fits almost any terrain. Low self-weight and minimal heavy equipment on site make it suitable for mountains, islands, scenic areas, deserts, and slopes.
- Movable and dismountable — land-use friendly. As prefab construction it can be approved as a temporary building, dismantled and relocated without damaging the site — ideal for tourism and light-asset projects.
- Moisture-resistant and weatherproof. The composite wall resists dampness, mold, and efflorescence — staying dry and comfortable even in coastal or humid mountain areas.
CE certified, quality-assured for export. The production system meets standardized certification; products have been shipped to the USA, Japan, Australia, Sweden, Italy, Denmark, Thailand, Angola, and other countries, with mature export experience.

03 How It Compares with Common Building Methods
Aspect | Duolaibao Mantou House | Traditional Brick House | Container House | Light-Steel House |
|---|
Insulation | Excellent — EPS composite wall with built-in insulation | Average — extra insulation needed | Poor — usually needs retrofit | Good — depends on infill |
Build speed | Fast — factory prefab + on-site assembly | Slow — long wet-work cycle | Fast — crane and go | Fast |
Durability | Monolithic concrete — very durable | Average | Average | Good |
Design appeal | Unique dome shape, high recognition | Traditional | Boxy look | Standard modern style |
Relocatability | Dismountable and movable | No | Can be craned as a unit | Difficult |
Land approval | Prefab — can apply as temporary building | Full building permit | Depends on land use | Building permit needed |

04 Ideal Applications
- Tourism & homestays: scenic areas, campsites, resorts, and boutique homestays where the high-appeal dome drives visibility and bookings.
- Self-build homes: rural houses, senior housing, and temporary homes — warm, durable, and comfortable.
- Scenic-area facilities: tea houses, cafés, reception kiosks, staff dormitories.
- Overseas projects: homes, camps, and temporary buildings in deserts, islands, and mountains — shipped in full containers.
05 Specifications & Ordering
The Duolaibao Mantou House is sold and operated by Zhengzhou Mohe Building Materials Technology Co., Ltd., with direct factory supply and end-to-end service from selection, quotation, and delivery:

06 FAQ
Q1: How much does a Mantou House cost?
Pricing depends on size, configuration, freight, and tariffs. Contact the factory directly for a specification-based quotation.
Q2: How long does it last?
EPS modules are dimensionally stable, and the monolithic reinforced concrete structure gives a design service life of about 50 years (per the manufacturer's technical documents).
Q3: Does it need a foundation?
It depends on the site and usage cycle: fixed use can have proper foundation works, while tourism/camp projects can use lighter base solutions. The manufacturer provides the technical plan.
Q4: Can it be moved and dismantled?
Yes. As a prefabricated structure, the Mantou House can be dismantled, relocated, and reused — ideal for light-asset and phased projects.
Q5: Which climates suit it best?
The insulation cuts heating in cold regions and cooling in hot regions; the dome profile has low wind resistance, making it ideal for desert, coastal, and strong-wind areas.
Q6: How can overseas buyers purchase?
CIF trade terms and 40HQ container shipment are supported, with loading plans, export documentation, and installation guidance provided.