Beijing Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard Project Story

Beijing Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard: Building Material Supply for a Landmark High-Standard Residential Project

Some residential projects are not only homes. They become reference projects for how materials, construction standards, energy performance, and delivery coordination are managed at a higher level.

Beijing Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard, also known as Sunchina Shucun Xuefu No.1, is one of those projects. Located in Haidian District, Beijing, the project has been publicly described as a high-standard residential development with strong attention to green building, passive ultra-low-energy construction, and assembled building systems.

For LONGTRAN, this project was important because it required building material supply that could support a premium residential development with strict expectations for installation, fire safety, product consistency, and delivery coordination.

Project Background: Why This Project Matters

Publicly available project information positions Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard as a representative high-standard residential project in Beijing.

According to Sunac’s official project page, the project is located in Haidian District and covers approximately 175,531 square meters of built area. It is positioned around a higher-end residential setting with access to Beijing’s educational, ecological, and urban resources.

Other public project references describe it as part of China’s first batch of high-standard residential projects, with features such as assembled construction, ultra-low-energy/passive-house related design, and Green Building Three-Star related targets. Beijing media also reported that Xuefu No.1 was the first among Beijing’s first batch of high-standard commercial housing projects to complete comprehensive proposal review and one of the fastest in construction progress.

This background matters for overseas buyers because it shows the type of project environment where material suppliers must be more disciplined. In high-standard residential projects, products are not selected only by appearance or unit price. The project team also considers fire rating, installation reliability, supply volume, consistency, packaging, site coordination, and practical use.

Project At a Glance

| Item | Details |

| Project name | Beijing Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard / Sunchina Shucun Xuefu No.1 |

| Location | Haidian District, Beijing, China |

| Project type | High-standard residential development |

| Public project positioning | Landmark high-standard residential project with green building and passive-house related features |

| LONGTRAN supplied products | High tack adhesive and Class A fire-rated wall panels |

| Supply quantity | High tack adhesive: 250,000 pcs; Class A fire-rated wall panel: 50,000 m2 |

| Key material concerns | Fire performance, adhesive reliability, installation support, batch consistency, and delivery coordination |

What LONGTRAN Supplied

For this project, LONGTRAN supplied two categories of building decoration materials:

1. High tack adhesive: 250,000 pcs

2. Class A fire-rated wall panel: 50,000 m2

These products served different but connected project needs. The wall panels contributed to interior material performance and fire-rated decoration requirements. The adhesive supported installation and bonding performance during application. In a large residential project, the relationship between panel material and adhesive system is important because site efficiency, bonding stability, and installation quality depend on more than one product.

Why Class A Fire-Rated Wall Panels Matter in Residential Projects

For high-standard residential developments, wall panel materials must be evaluated beyond surface design. Fire performance, dimensional stability, installation compatibility, and batch consistency all influence the final project result.

Class A fire-rated wall panels can support project requirements where interior decoration materials need stronger fire-performance consideration. For developers and contractors, this type of product helps reduce material risk in public areas, corridors, utility spaces, and other interior zones where fire-rating requirements are part of the material review process.

In project procurement, buyers should confirm:

– Fire-rating requirements and applicable test documents

– Panel size, thickness, surface finish, and edge treatment

– Installation method and compatible adhesive

– Batch color consistency

– Packaging protection for site handling

– Delivery schedule aligned with construction phases

Why High Tack Adhesive Is More Than an Auxiliary Material

Adhesive is often treated as a supporting item, but in actual construction it directly affects installation efficiency and long-term application performance.

For projects using wall panels or other interior decoration materials, high tack adhesive can help improve initial bonding during installation. This is especially important when installers need faster positioning, stable contact, and fewer on-site adjustments.

For project buyers, adhesive selection should consider:

– Substrate compatibility

– Open time and working time

– Initial tack and bonding performance

– Application temperature and site conditions

– Packaging format and daily installation workflow

– Storage, batch control, and delivery arrangement

Material Supply Challenges in a High-Standard Residential Project

Supplying materials to a premium residential project is different from supplying a single product order. The project team needs a supplier that can manage product matching, volume, consistency, and construction-stage coordination.

| Project Requirement | What It Means for Material Supply | LONGTRAN’s Role |

| Large supply volume | Materials must remain consistent across batches | Supplied 250,000 pcs adhesive and 50,000 m2 wall panels |

| Fire-rated material demand | Wall panels need to match project review needs | Provided Class A fire-rated wall panel supply |

| Installation reliability | Adhesive and panel use must support real site work | Supplied high tack adhesive for installation support |

| Construction schedule | Materials must arrive in usable batches | Supported project-based supply coordination |

| Premium residential positioning | Materials must support a high-standard project image | Focused on practical product matching, not only product listing |

What This Project Shows About LONGTRAN

Project-Based Product Matching

LONGTRAN does not only supply isolated products. For project buyers, product matching matters. Wall panels, adhesives, packaging, installation needs, fire-rating requirements, and delivery timing must be considered together.

Experience With Demanding Building Decoration Projects

LONGTRAN’s broader project experience covers high-standard residential, public facility, commercial, hospitality, and renovation scenarios. The Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard case adds another reference for working with premium residential project requirements.

Quality Control Mindset

LONGTRAN’s 10-step quality inspection process covers material source review, incoming material check, pre-production trial, in-process control, semi-finished inspection, real application testing, finished product QC, performance verification, packaging inspection, and pre-shipment control.

For wall panels and adhesives, this type of process is useful because project quality depends on both product performance and real application behavior.

Practical Service, Not Overstated Claims

In high-standard residential projects, service value is often shown through details: confirming product requirements, matching adhesives with wall panels, controlling quantity and batch consistency, arranging packaging, and supporting delivery according to project rhythm.

What Buyers Can Learn From This Project

| Question | Answer |

| Who was the project for? | A high-standard residential development in Beijing’s Haidian District. |

| What products did LONGTRAN supply? | High tack adhesive and Class A fire-rated wall panels. |

| Where were the materials applied? | Interior decoration and installation-related areas within the residential project. |

| When is this type of supply capability needed? | When a project requires fire-rated panels, adhesive matching, volume consistency, and delivery coordination. |

| Why is the project important? | It is publicly positioned as a landmark high-standard residential project, giving material suppliers a demanding application reference. |

| How can buyers use this experience? | By discussing project requirements with LONGTRAN before selecting panels, adhesives, packaging, and delivery plans. |

FAQ

Did LONGTRAN build the project?

No. LONGTRAN was not the developer or general contractor. LONGTRAN’s role in this project was building material supply, including high tack adhesive and Class A fire-rated wall panels.

Why mention this project for overseas buyers?

Overseas buyers often want to know whether a supplier has experience with real projects, not only catalog products. This case shows LONGTRAN’s ability to support demanding residential project material requirements.

Can LONGTRAN supply wall panels and adhesives together?

Yes. LONGTRAN supplies PVC wall panels, fire-rated wall panel solutions, adhesives, bonding solutions, flooring, and broader building decoration materials. For project buyers, product matching can be discussed according to site conditions and application needs.

What information should a project buyer provide before inquiry?

Send your project type, material list, drawings or photos, required fire rating, installation method, adhesive needs, quantity, packaging requirements, delivery schedule, and target market requirements.

Conclusion

Beijing Shucun Xuefu No.1 Courtyard is valuable as a project story because it connects product supply with a real high-standard residential application. For LONGTRAN, the project demonstrates experience in supplying high tack adhesive and Class A fire-rated wall panels at significant project volume.

For overseas developers, contractors, importers, and project procurement teams, this case is a practical reference: reliable building material sourcing depends on product matching, application understanding, quality control, and delivery coordination.