Container House Fixed Support
Container house fixed supports are important components used to stabilize the structure of container houses and ensure their safe use. Common types include bottom fixed crossbeams and triangular support assemblies.
Bottom fixed crossbeams: These are key materials for the bottom support structure of container houses. For example, the steel container bottom fixed crossbeams supplied by Tianjin Taideli Machinery Accessories Co., Ltd. come in two specifications: wide-edge and narrow-edge. The materials are mostly weathering steel or Q235. Through a specific structural design, such as being folded into a U-shape at an R4 angle, these crossbeams can provide stable support for container houses, bear a certain amount of weight, and ensure that the houses do not tilt or deform due to unstable bottom support during use. Their standard thickness and specific size design enable them to be compatible with container houses of different specifications and meet usage requirements in different scenarios.
Triangular support assemblies: In the construction of some combined container houses, fixed assemblies composed of triangular supports, connecting plates, and cross supports are used. One side of the triangular support is fixedly connected to the connecting plate, the lower end of the connecting plate is fixedly connected to the cross support, the lower end of the triangular support is fixedly connected to the first threaded tube, the first threaded tube is threadedly connected to the first support rod, and the lower end of the cross support is fixedly connected to the second support rod. This structure forms a stable base frame through the triangular support, connecting plate, and cross support, and then firmly connects the support rods to the base frame through threaded connections, enabling the assembly to be placed stably on the ground. At the same time, the second support rod set at the lower end of the cross support can also bear part of the load, further enhancing the overall firmness of the structure and ensuring the stability of the container house during construction and use.
In addition, some container houses adopt special fixing methods in their design. For example, positioning blocks are fixedly connected to the top of the containers, and supports are fixedly connected to the bottom. Card slots are opened on the inner walls of the supports. Through the insertion connection between the card slots and the positioning blocks, two groups of containers are laterally limited to prevent displacement during transportation or use.
