In many remote rural areas, the shortage of school classrooms is a long-standing problem, especially after natural disasters that destroy existing school buildings. Building new brick classrooms usually takes months, leaving local children no place to attend classes. The EPS Cement Sandwich Panel provides a fast, affordable and durable solution to build qualified temporary classrooms in less than a week.
A standard 50-square-meter classroom can be fully assembled by a team of 5 workers in just 3 days. All panels are pre-cut in the factory to exact sizes, no complicated on-site processing is needed. Workers can cut slots on the panels to lay power lines for LED lighting, ceiling fans and multimedia teaching equipment, making the classroom fully functional right after installation. The panel’s excellent thermal insulation performance keeps the classroom cool in hot summer and warm in cold winter, creating a much more comfortable learning environment than simple tin-shed temporary classrooms. It is also 100% non-combustible, meeting all school fire safety standards, and its smooth surface is very easy to clean and disinfect. After the local government finishes building the new permanent school, these panels can be disassembled and reused to build rural community centers, village clinics or agricultural product storage rooms, producing zero construction waste. Many rural education support projects have adopted this panel to build temporary classrooms, ensuring that no children miss their classes due to lack of school buildings.
