Container House Decoration Inspection Form

The container house decoration inspection form can be compiled by referring to the following framework, which covers five core modules: basic structure, installation and functionality, decoration details, safety and compliance, and finalization and after-sales service:

I. Basic Structure Inspection

1. Component Quality: Product quality reports and compliance certificates must be provided to ensure that the main structure of the container meets design standards.
2. Fire Resistance: The container's fire rating must reach Class A standards. During inspection, check the integrity of the fire-resistant coating and the inspection report.
3. Steel Structure Welding: Focus on inspecting welding areas for any signs of unsoldering, weld damage, or rust to ensure structural stability.
4. Appearance Integrity: The container surface should be free of dents, cracks, or water leakage marks, with uniform color.
5. Insulation Layer: Insulation materials must fully cover the container without any exposed areas to avoid affecting thermal insulation performance.

II. Installation and Functionality Inspection

1. Foundation Strength: The strength of the concrete or mortar foundation must meet design requirements, which can be verified through rebound testing or by reviewing construction records.
2. Drainage System: Check whether the drainage slopes on the roof and floor are reasonable to ensure no water accumulation and smooth drainage without blockages.
3. Circuit Installation: Indoor wiring should be installed openly using PVC pipes (channels), with cables firmly fixed and no exposed or damaged wires.

III. Decoration Details Inspection

1. Cabinets and Panels:
   • The vertical error of cabinets must be ≤2mm, with a flat surface and no height differences.
   • Edge sealing should be tight, with no missed, broken, or peeling edges.
   • The environmental protection label of the panels should match the contract, with no pungent odors.
2. Hardware Functionality:
   • Hinges should have normal damping, and drawers should slide smoothly without jamming.
   • Handles should be installed correctly, with no loose fixing screws.
3. Detail Enhancement:
   • Caulking should be uniform, with no overflow, dirty caulk, or mold.
   • Holes (such as socket holes and pipe holes) should be neat, with no burrs on the edges.

IV. Safety and Compliance Inspection

1. Gas Pipeline: The pipeline layout must comply with safety regulations, match the model of the gas stove, and have no leakage risks.
2. Air Conditioning/Floor Heating: The equipment should operate normally, with satisfactory cooling/heating effects and no water leakage or abnormal noise.

V. Finalization and After-sales Service

1. Complete Accessories: Small hardware such as spare hinges and screws should be complete for easy maintenance.
2. Clean Completion: The site should be free of wood shavings, residual glue, or construction debris, maintaining cleanliness.

Notes:

• During inspection, check each item and take photos for record-keeping. Do not sign or pay the final payment until all issues have been rectified.
• Supplement details by referring to the "Living Area Container House Inspection Form" and the "30-Item Final Inspection Checklist for Whole-House Customization" to ensure all key points are covered.