Integrated Welded Container House
An integrated welded container house is a modular mobile house based on a fully-welded container structure, featuring high integration, rapid installation, and flexible mobility. The following provides an introduction from five aspects: structural performance, installation and use, product highlights, material specifications, and pricing.
In terms of structure and performance, the house adopts an integrated container structure with full-box welding, significantly enhancing overall sturdiness and providing stronger wind, earthquake, and subsidence resistance. Its excellent sealing effectively blocks rainwater infiltration, while outstanding sound insulation reduces external noise interference. Additionally, the house performs well in fire prevention, moisture resistance, and heat insulation. The outer layer, made of color-steel plates, further enhances durability and enables adaptation to various climatic conditions.
Regarding installation and use, the house supports rapid deployment: installation can be completed in 15 minutes, and it is ready for occupancy within an hour, with a lifetime service offering 24-hour response. The installation process does not require pouring a concrete foundation; simply connecting to a power source allows immediate use, significantly shortening the construction cycle. Moreover, the house supports personalized customization, allowing adjustments to the internal layout or functional configurations according to needs.
Among the product highlights, the first is modular design: the house has fixed length, width, and height dimensions, with multiple pre-set functional room layout plans. Each functional module can be flexibly combined, facilitating mass production. The second is high integration: interior decoration and facilities are completed before leaving the factory, eliminating the need for secondary decoration on-site; it can be occupied immediately after being hoisted into place. The third is overall mobility: the house can be moved as a whole without disassembly, reducing secondary utilization costs. The fourth is low transportation costs: the house body can be disassembled into parts such as the roof, floor, and columns, allowing multiple houses to be packed into the volume of a standard container for ocean shipping, significantly saving logistics expenses.
In terms of materials and specifications, the main body of the house is made of color-steel plates, produced by Beijing Falilai, with model number 1189. The standard specifications are 3 meters in length, 6 meters in width, and 2.7 meters in height, belonging to the category of mobile houses, achieving a balance between structural stability and space utilization.
Regarding pricing, the starting sales price of the house is 5,000 yuan, with a daily rental price of 6 yuan. Customers can choose between purchasing or leasing modes based on their usage cycles to meet different scenario requirements.
