1. Indoor storage: If the construction site conditions permit and there are not many thermal insulation materials, the thermal insulation materials can be stored indoors. In order to prevent the impact of the increase of air humidity brought about by rainy weather on the materials, the indoor windows should be blocked to prevent heavy rain. The materials are piled up 30 cm from the ground and covered with rain cloths to prevent water from accumulating upstairs due to rainy weather, leaking onto the stored materials, and causing the modified thermal insulation materials to harden.

2. Outdoor storage of integrated houses: choose local accumulation materials with high terrain, clear drainage around, not easy to accumulate water, and more than 30 cm above the ground. Before stacking, lay a layer of rain cloth on the material platform to prevent moisture. After the accumulation is complete, cover it with a complete raincloth, tie it up with a rope, and press the surroundings of the raincloth tightly with heavy objects. Pay attention to weather changes, and when it is sunny, open the rain cloth to dry, and evaporate the water in the rain cloth to prevent the water vapor from producing water droplets, which will drip on the inorganic active insulation material and cause hardening.