Jingjiang Professional Container House

Jingjiang's professional container houses, represented by modular construction, boast advantages such as efficiency, environmental protection, and safety, and have successfully entered the North American market.

Modular Construction Technology

Container houses in Jingjiang adopt a modular construction approach. Unlike traditional buildings that are constructed brick by brick on-site, modular buildings are 'assembled'. The factory breaks down the entire building into several independent space units, completing over 80% of the processes, including the main structure, interior decoration, and installation of mechanical and electrical pipelines, in the workshop. After the houses arrive at the designated location, only a small number of processes, such as module assembly and water and electricity connection, are required before they can be put into use, with almost no need for additional large-scale construction. This construction method significantly shortens the construction cycle. For example, for a 18-story high-rise residential project in Hong Kong previously undertaken by the company, the construction period would have been 3 to 5 years using local traditional construction methods, but with the modular construction plan, it was completed and delivered within one year, reducing the overall construction cycle by 60% to 70%.

Environmental Advantages

The environmental advantages brought by 'factory-built housing and on-site assembly' are remarkable. During the on-site 'assembly' phase, there is no large-scale noise or construction waste, highlighting its low-carbon and environmental protection advantages, which precisely meet the stringent requirements of the North American market for green construction. At the same time, factory operations transfer most processes to the workshop, greatly improving the precision of product quality control and freeing workers from the harsh environment of outdoor high-altitude operations.

Safety Performance and Certification Qualifications

All modules are connected to the foundation through high-strength bolts, and the overall structure can withstand strong typhoons and high-intensity earthquakes, meeting local building codes for safety performance. China Construction Steel Structure Corporation Limited, the parent company of China Construction Steel Structure, has previously obtained CSA W47.1 welding enterprise certification, CSA A660 steel structure building system manufacturer certification, and recently successfully obtained CSA A277 modular product certification, becoming the first company in China to collect all three core Canadian building standards. These three certifications cover the full-process compliance requirements for welding quality, overall building systems, and modular products, laying a solid foundation for the company to enter high-end overseas markets.