Container House Wall Panel Materials

Common materials for container house wall panels include galvanized color-coated steel plate composite rock wool, glass wool, polyurethane sandwich panels, rock wool sandwich panels, metal embossed panels, corrugated panels, and aluminum panels, among others. Here is a detailed explanation:

1. Galvanized color-coated steel plate composite materials
The wall panels of Apple Pod container houses use galvanized color-coated steel plates combined with insulation materials such as rock wool, glass wool, or polyurethane. These materials combine metal panels with insulation layers, offering the advantages of being lightweight yet strong and easy to install. They also provide fire and heat insulation through rock wool or glass wool, while polyurethane further enhances thermal insulation performance.

2. Sandwich panel materials
Rock wool sandwich panels and glass wool sandwich panels are common choices. Rock wool sandwich panels are supported by galvanized steel frames with rock wool filling in between, offering sound and heat insulation, fire and moisture resistance, and are suitable for environments requiring warmth in winter and coolness in summer. Glass wool sandwich panels enhance insulation through glass fibers while maintaining structural stability. Polyurethane sandwich panels achieve efficient thermal insulation through high-density polyurethane foam and are often used in scenarios with high temperature control requirements.

3. Metal decorative materials
Metal embossed panels and corrugated panels are core materials for the exterior decoration of container houses. Metal embossed panels combine polyurethane insulation layers with metal panels to form integrated insulation and decorative panels for both interior and exterior walls, offering moisture and fire resistance. Corrugated panels are pressed from galvanized patterned plates with a wavy surface, enhancing surface rigidity to disperse external forces, improving compressive strength and drainage performance, while also being rust-resistant and weather-resistant, suitable for industrial-style buildings.

4. Aluminum panel materials
Container aluminum panels are processed from aluminum alloy sheets and treated with fluorocarbon spraying technology on the surface to form a weather-resistant decorative layer. Their thickness typically ranges from 2.0mm to 3.0mm, suitable for both interior and exterior wall decoration. They feature a smooth surface, high hardness, and resistance to scratches, and can achieve diverse appearances through processes such as punching and stone-like finishes.