The containerized house is a modular building that uses standard container sizes (20ft/40ft) or custom sizes and is prefabricated in factories and quickly assembled on-site. The main structure is made of high-strength steel, and the wall panels are made of fireproof and heat-insulating materials. They are both durable and comfortable, suitable for temporary or semi-permanent use.
Q&A
1. How to keep warm and insulate?
The wall panels are equipped with an internal insulation layer and can be optionally fitted with double-layer glass or an external shading system.
2. What are the differences between container houses and traditional prefabricated houses?
- Structure: The container house adopts a steel frame and sandwich panels, which is more solid and durable than the prefabricated house.
Lifespan: Container houses can be used for over 15 years, while prefabricated houses typically last for 3 to 5 years.
Transportation: Container houses can be lifted as a whole, while prefabricated houses need to be disassembled for transportation
3. How many years can a container house be used?
Under normal maintenance, the service life of steel structures is over 20 years, and that of wall panels is about 15 years (replaceable).
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