Container House

Container House is a temporary building based on modular design concept, which is connected by hinges and combined with lightweight high-strength materials to achieve rapid unfolding and storage. The core structure usually adopts a galvanized steel frame combined with sandwich color steel plates, which not only ensures wind and earthquake resistance performance, but also facilitates transportation and repeated use. This type of house is widely used in emergency rescue, field operations, temporary accommodation and other scenarios, and is listed as one of the representatives of "sustainable buildings" worldwide.

I recently saw a container house that has actually landed on the project site, which is really impressive! It doesn't need to lay a foundation, it can be directly lifted and used. The entire unfolding process takes less than two hours, which is particularly suitable for teams like us who often change construction sites. The wall is made of double-layer color steel sandwich panels, which have good sound insulation and thermal insulation effects. It is very comfortable to have a small air conditioner on in summer. The most surprising thing is that the roof has been designed with a waterproof slope, so there is no need to worry about water leakage on rainy days. The doors and windows are prefabricated, with tight sealing strips, and there is no whistling sound when the wind blows in. Living inside, unlike traditional work sheds that are stuffy and noisy, there is a sense of tranquility that comes with living in a minimalist cabin. Whether as a construction site office, temporary homestay, or outdoor duty station, it performs very reliably. Watching it transform from a 'box' into a complete room is truly as magical as technology entering reality!