Container House Disassembly Parts
The parts disassembled from container houses mainly include floors, beams, columns, corner fittings, locks, connectors, and various auxiliary parts.
Floor Parts: The floors of container houses are usually made of wood or plywood, which can exist as independent parts after disassembly. For example, the bottom plywood used for repairing and building containers is a common floor part for container houses.
Beam Parts: These include rear sills, thresholds, and unequal-angle crossbeams. These beam parts play a supporting and connecting role in container houses and can be reused or replaced as needed after disassembly. For example, the weather-resistant steel rear sill/threshold used for building containers is a typical beam part.
Column Parts: The column parts of container houses mainly include corner columns and corner column reinforcements. These column parts are crucial for maintaining the structural stability of the house and should be properly stored after disassembly for subsequent use. For example, the non-standard weather-resistant steel container corner column is a commonly used column part.
Corner Fittings and Locks: The corner fittings and locks of container houses are key parts for connecting and fixing various components. After disassembly, these parts can be used for repairing or replacing damaged parts. For example, container corner fittings and container left and right hole lock seats are common corner fitting and lock parts.
Connectors and Auxiliary Parts: These include locating rings, fixed bushings, cup washers, etc. These parts play an auxiliary and connecting role in the assembly and disassembly of container houses and also have reuse value after disassembly.
