Packing Container House

Packaging container houses, also known as modular container houses or container housing, are constructed with steel frames and cold-bent galvanized steel materials. The structure is composed of top frame components, corner column systems, and bottom frame components. All system modules are manufactured in the factory and assembled on-site. They are a type of modular building that can be moved freely and reused, representing an upgraded generation of temporary construction in the temporary building industry. They are widely used for offices, dormitories, meeting rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, access control, and more. Their diverse applications include construction sites, commercial housing, public utility buildings, camps, tourism, municipal temporary housing, disaster relief housing, temporary isolation rooms, and more.

The packaging container houses have no special site requirements. If not used in combination, the placement of the packaging container houses does not require foundation preparation; even on muddy ground is acceptable. Once the containers are delivered to the site and connected to external power, they can be used immediately, without any on-site installation or wiring needed. Their lifespan is at least 20 years, allowing for repeated use and relocation without disassembly or material waste.

Eco-friendly, labor-saving, and versatile. The packaging container is robust and durable, fully constructed of steel, boasting excellent seismic and deformation resistance, and good sealing performance. The stringent manufacturing process ensures the container's excellent watertightness. Easy to disassemble and assemble, with superior performance and stability, it offers good shock resistance, waterproof, fireproof, and corrosion-resistant features. Lightweight, the structure is integrated with an internal frame and steel walls, which can be clad with wood panels. It's easy to move as a whole unit and has a service life of over 20 years.