Container House in Jinshan, Shanghai

There are container house-related businesses in Jinshan, Shanghai, but placing them randomly for residential or business purposes may be considered illegal construction. Here is a detailed introduction:

I. Production and Supply of Container Houses in Jinshan District

1. Shanghai Yaotuo Industrial Co., Ltd.: Located at No. 1698 Songwei South Road, Jinshan District, Shanghai, it provides production services for container houses. Its products are fully equipped with interior ceilings, floors, doors, windows, security nets, lights, sockets, switches, exhaust fans, air conditioning positions, toilets, water pipes, furniture, etc. They can be used as workers' dormitories and have features such as good heat and sound insulation, safety and efficiency, no need for foundations, easy transportation and movement, strong stability, and long service life.
2. Shanghai Xindian Industrial Co., Ltd.: It has business operations in Jinshan District, Shanghai, providing simple multi-element container panel houses that can be used for various scenarios such as campsite cafes, online celebrity homestays, market shops, offices, and sales kiosks.
3. Huigai Container (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.: Located in Jinshan District, Shanghai, it is committed to the research and development, design, production, decoration, and installation of industrial containers, special equipment containers, and container modular houses, providing services for various types of container office buildings, medical container isolation rooms, PCR laboratory containers, container houses, and container residences.

II. Cases and Regulations Related to Illegal Construction

There have been cases in Jinshan District where containers were randomly placed and modified for residential or business purposes and were identified as illegal construction. For example, the owner of a restaurant placed a container behind the building as temporary housing for employees. Since it was not approved by relevant departments and no procedures were followed, it was pointed out by law enforcement officers as illegal construction. Unauthorized modification of containers to make them habitable, such as providing water and electricity, opening doors and windows, or installing air conditioning, should be considered illegal construction; if containers are stacked in public areas, they should be identified as illegal occupation of public space.