Container House with Bathroom
Container houses with bathrooms mainly include integrated container toilet and bathroom units and mobile toilet categories in modular integrated houses.
Integrated container toilet and bathroom units: These units come with built-in fecal storage tanks and feature multiple independent compartments. Their advantage lies in being prefabricated in factories, allowing for direct transportation to the usage site. Once in place, they can be put into use immediately without the need for civil engineering construction, significantly shortening the construction period and reducing costs. This type of housing is suitable for locations with high demands on construction speed and limited site conditions, such as temporary construction sites and wilderness work areas.
Mobile toilet categories in modular integrated houses: They have a dual-wing folding and expansion design. In the folded state, they are of standard container size, facilitating transportation and storage. When in use, they can be expanded 2 - 3 times in space through bilateral hydraulic or mechanical deployment, effectively increasing the usable area. They adopt a whole-house integrated pre-assembly model, with all pre-assembly processes such as structure, insulation, doors and windows, water and electricity, ceiling, flooring, and sanitary facilities completed in the factory. After being delivered to the site, they can be put into use directly, supporting rapid deployment and retrieval. The entire process of lifting and deployment can be completed within 1 hour without any wet work. They also support folding and transfer, allowing for repeated turnover and use, reducing resource waste. In terms of safety protection, the products themselves have multiple properties such as fire resistance, insulation, heat insulation, waterproof sealing, wind resistance, earthquake resistance, and corrosion and rust resistance, enabling them to adapt to different environmental conditions. Additionally, they support flexible combination of multiple units, allowing for horizontal splicing and multi-layer stacking to freely form spaces with different functions according to actual needs, such as temporary office areas and accommodation areas.
However, container houses with bathrooms also have some issues. For example, at the Nagoya Asian Games, container houses used as temporary accommodation areas experienced problems such as water leakage, reminding us to pay attention to the quality and maintenance of the houses during use.
