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Requirements for American-style Reinforcement

• Inner Wall Enclosure: The inner walls of the container are fully enclosed with cardboard, except for the top and bottom. The remaining parts are all wrapped. At the same time, a well-shaped wooden strip and board installation method is used to enhance the stability of the internal structure.
• Pallet Spacers: Spacers are required between pallets both vertically and horizontally. When loading, spacers should be placed between the upper and lower layers, as well as between the left and right pallets, to distribute pressure and prevent the goods from moving or being damaged during transportation or use.
• External Reinforcement: After using 2 strapping bands on the outside, seal the bottom with wooden boards and then use wooden frames to press the entire container, achieving the effect of American-style reinforcement and improving the overall strength and wind resistance of the container house.

Other Reinforcement Methods

• Export Warehouse Loading Reinforcement: This includes simple reinforcement, simple American-style reinforcement (for containers shipped to the inland of the United States for rail transportation), single-layer single-type American-style reinforcement, single-layer double-type American-style reinforcement, double-layer single-type American-style reinforcement, double-layer double-type American-style reinforcement, single-layer cylinder reinforcement, double-layer cylinder reinforcement, simple European-style reinforcement, TY - GARD reinforcement, and other methods. Appropriate reinforcement methods can be selected according to different transportation requirements and cargo characteristics.
• Construction Plan Reinforcement: Plan the flatness of the foundation, pre-bury drainage pipes, and select appropriate lifting points in advance to avoid later tilting or water accumulation problems. For outdoor long-term use scenarios, reinforce the corners with steel frames, build concrete piers at the bottom, and combine with anti-corrosion wood exterior wall treatment to improve durability.