Never Stack Container Houses on Top of Each Other
Container houses offer great convenience: they are easy to transport, and both installation and dismantling are relatively simple. That is why they are often used on construction sites to house workers and improve living conditions. One important reminder: when using container houses, do not stack them too high.
Watch the number of stacked levels To save land area, some people temporarily stack container houses. Do not stack them more than two levels high. A three-level stack creates a serious safety hazard.
Risks of stacking When container houses are stacked in multiple levels, excessive pressure can bend and deform the steel channels and warp the whole unit. Over time this can lead to collapse and, in severe cases, put lives at risk. In short, for safety, do not over-stack container houses.
