Binjiang District Container House

Binjiang District has container house-related businesses, covering various scenarios such as sales, leasing, and construction site applications. Here are the details:

Sales

Binjiang District offers container house sales services. For example, on the 1688 enterprise procurement self-operated mall, there are high-end packing-box container houses from Binjiang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, suitable for temporary construction site buildings. These houses are made of solid materials, have a long service life, and are easy to move and dismantle, priced at 6880.00 yuan. In addition, Binjiang District also provides sales services for residential movable container houses to meet the living needs of different groups of people.

Construction Site Application Standards

Binjiang District has clear regulations for temporary sheds at construction sites, requiring them to be uniformly built in the form of container houses. The structural design of temporary sheds must meet seismic and wind resistance requirements, and the construction should not exceed two floors. Container houses should be made of fire-resistant materials (Class A fire-resistant materials). Relevant wiring, lighting, and lamps should be assembled in an integrated manner. Posting slogans or small advertisements on the walls is strictly prohibited, and the overall appearance should be simple and clean. For aspects such as facade colors, roof settings, corridor settings, foundation settings, site layout, container standards, fire protection facilities, and smart electricity usage, reference should be made to the standardized brochure for civilized construction issued by the housing and urban-rural development bureau. If it is necessary to build a temporary shed outside the red line due to construction projects, approval from the planning and natural resources department should be obtained, and the shed should be promptly dismantled after completion.

Shared Mode Application

Binjiang District has innovatively launched a "shared" solution for temporary land use, setting up clean container dormitories and standardized living facilities on temporary land. This model allows construction workers from different projects to share affordable canteens and clean living environments, solving the problem for enterprises that find it difficult to provide food and accommodation for workers within the red line of the main project due to tight regional land resources and high land use intensity. It saves enterprises both worry and money.