Fushun Container House Specification Diagram

The common specifications of Fushun container houses are 6m in length, 3m in width, and 2.9m in height. The wall panels are made of polyurethane composite panels, featuring enhanced insulation design for superior thermal insulation performance. Here is a detailed introduction:

I. Basic Specifications and Materials

Taking the products of Shenyang Yingchuang Color Steel Installation Co., Ltd. as an example, the standard specifications of Fushun container houses are 6 meters in length, 3 meters in width, and 2.9 meters in height. The wall panels are made of polyurethane composite panels, which have enhanced insulation design, effectively blocking cold bridges and achieving superior thermal insulation performance. Additionally, optional panels include 50mm/75mm glass wool, meeting the insulation needs of different scenarios.

II. Structural Features and Combination Methods

1. Modular Design: Container houses can be expanded in space through multi-box combinations, such as stacking up to three layers vertically and combining 360 degrees to form large spaces, supporting functional designs like internal corridors.
2. Transportation Flexibility: They support overall transportation or packaged transportation, adapting to various modes such as road and sea transportation, reducing logistics costs.
3. Load-Bearing Capacity: According to international standards, a 20-foot container can bear up to 25 tons, while a 40-foot container can bear up to 45 tons, meeting most construction needs.

III. Standard Configurations and Customization Options

1. Basic Configurations: They include one door, one window, two fluorescent tubes, and three sockets, meeting basic living needs.
2. Color and Size Customization: They support color customization and size adjustments according to needs. For example, in some cases, 6-meter-long containers are staggered and combined to form split-level terraces or double-height living spaces.

IV. Application Scenarios and Cases

Container houses have been widely used in residential, commercial, art gallery, and other fields. For example:

• Residential Projects: A villa composed of four 30-square-meter containers forms a 120-square-meter living space through staggered combinations, including functional areas such as a living room, kitchen, and bedroom.
• Commercial Projects: The world's first large-scale temporary shopping center, 'Boxpark', adopts a modular design of containers, enabling rapid construction and flexible adjustments.