LG Electronics is expanding its residential solution business for corporate customers by extending the lineup of its modular housing 'LG Smart Cottage' to the 20-pyeong range. The new product targets not only residential use but also commercial demand, such as training centers, leisure facilities, and accommodations, by significantly lowering the price per pyeong while increasing usable area.

LG Electronics launched two new single-story modular housing products on the 29th.

These are the 'MONO Core 72 (72.9㎡, approx. 22 pyeong)' and 'MONO Core 82 (82.1㎡, approx. 24 pyeong)', the first models in the 20-pyeong range to be introduced in the LG Smart Cottage lineup.

The launch prices (including VAT) start at 199.5 million won and 223.5 million won, respectively, and vary depending on the selected options and installation environment.

The company stated that the price per square meter has decreased by up to 76% compared to the existing model.

Both models consist of two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom.

Compared to the MONO Core 72, the MONO Core 82 expands one side of the room, providing a more spacious environment.

Customers can directly select furniture and storage configurations, home appliances and IoT devices, floor plan layouts, and exterior materials, and can also change the direction of the entrance and the shape of the roof.

Inside, it comes standard with IoT devices such as the AI home hub 'ThinQ On', smart door locks, and smart switches, as well as a system air conditioner and a condensing boiler.

Through 'ThinQ On', you can manage devices within the space in an integrated manner, and AI appliances, ventilation solutions, and solar panels are available as additional options.

On the LG Electronics website, you can virtually configure everything from product types and furniture packages to exterior finishes and check the estimated costs.

LG Smart Cottage includes structures, windows & middoIt is produced using a pre-fab method in which more than 70% of major materials, such as wiring, bathrooms, and kitchen fixtures, are pre-fabricated and then assembled on-site.

The company explained that the construction period can be shortened by more than 50% compared to the existing reinforced concrete method.

Production is continuing in collaboration with SpaceWavi, a company specializing in modular housing.

With the launch of this new product, the LG Smart Cottage lineup has expanded to a total of eight models, including single-story and two-story types.

LG Electronics will exhibit the MONO Core 72 at Hyundai Premium Outlet Gimpo for two months starting from the 29th and will operate one-on-one docent tours and customized consultations.

Advance reservations are available on the website.

Jo Yeon-woo, CEO of LG Electronics Smart Cottage Company, said, “With expanded space and reasonable pricing, it will become a residential solution that satisfies diverse business demands, including not only housing but also corporate training centers and leisure and accommodation facilities,” adding, “We will provide new customer experiences by combining AI technology with customized spatial experiences.”