Container House Raw Materials
The raw materials for container houses mainly include steel, aluminum alloy, glass, plastic, sandwich panels, flooring materials, and various accessories. Here is a detailed introduction:
Steel: It is the primary structural support material for container houses, including channel steel, angle steel, and steel plates. These steels have high strength and corrosion resistance, ensuring the structural safety of the houses. For example, the base of a container is often welded from various types of channel steel to withstand significant pressure.
Aluminum Alloy: It is commonly used for making doors and windows in container houses. Aluminum alloy doors and windows are lightweight, aesthetically pleasing, and corrosion-resistant, while also offering good thermal insulation and heat preservation properties, enhancing the comfort of the houses.
Glass: It is mainly used for doors, windows, and observation windows in container houses. Glass has high transparency, good reflectivity, and corrosion resistance, increasing the natural lighting and view of the houses.
Plastic: It is widely used in container houses, such as plastic pipes and plastic sheets. These materials are lightweight, easy to process, and cost-effective, meeting the needs of different houses.
Sandwich Panels: They are important materials for the walls and roofs of container houses, commonly including foam panels and rock wool panels. Rock wool panels have Class A fire resistance, moisture and corrosion resistance, and sound and thermal insulation properties, making them a high-quality choice.
Flooring Materials: The floors of container houses usually use cement fiber boards or steel-wood composite floors, which are sturdy and durable, meeting the usage requirements of the houses.
Accessory Materials: These include screws, angle heads, reinforced cement floors, etc., used for assembling and fixing container houses. Additionally, there are accessories such as complete sets of angle heads for rock wool panels and reinforced cement floors, used to enhance the thermal insulation and sound insulation properties of the houses.
