How to Make Reasonable Use of Used Discarded Containers?

In some Western countries, discarded containers are put to rational use. Every country in the world has examples of building houses with used containers, so China's progress in using used containers developed relatively late. In recent years China has also followed the world's lead, putting containers into housing construction—turning waste into treasure and opening a brand-new development space for used containers.

Shipping containers that have been in service for a while often need costly repairs after damage in transit, so shipping companies choose to replace them with a new batch. The overall structure of those damaged containers is not destroyed and can still be used, so people began building portable container houses with them. Container houses last about 50 years, making full use of the residual value of the containers.

Urban construction needs large numbers of portable container houses—for example container dormitories as places for workers to rest, container kiosks that offer convenience to communities, and more. Containers are highly malleable; through exterior form and layout design, they can be filled with a modern industrial character. In every corner of daily life, containers play a very useful supporting role.

Building houses with containers is also very eco-friendly. It not only reduces the environmental pollution and material loss caused by melting steel down and remaking it; more importantly, container houses produce no construction waste. For the places where they are used, container houses leave no waste when they arrive or when they leave—truly environmentally friendly.

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