Support Custom Container House Full Set Materials

The full set of materials supporting the customization of container houses mainly includes the main frame, walls and roof, doors and windows, flooring, electrical components, and other auxiliary materials, as detailed below:

1. Main Frame Materials The main frame is the load-bearing core of a container house, requiring high strength and corrosion resistance. Common materials include:

• Steel: Such as Q235 or Q345 high-strength steel, used to construct the overall frame and ensure structural stability.
• Galvanized Channel Steel: Such as 5# or 10# channel steel, serving as the main beams for the bottom and top frames, providing foundational support.
• Galvanized Square/Rectangular Steel Tubes: Used for secondary beams on the bottom frame, door frames, window frames, and columns, enhancing local stability.
• Hot-Dip Galvanized Square Tubes: The entire frame adopts this material, which combines high compressive strength with corrosion resistance, extending service life.

2. Wall and Roof Materials Walls and roofs need to balance insulation, waterproofing, and structural strength. Common materials include:

• Color-Coated Steel Sheets: Composed of two layers of metal sheets sandwiching a polyurethane or rock wool insulation layer, lightweight and high-strength, suitable for walls and roofs.
• Corrugated Steel Sheets or Color-Coated Sandwich Panels: Forming the external enclosure structure, requiring excellent waterproofing and corrosion resistance.
• Insulation/Thermal Insulation Layers: Such as rock wool panels or EPS (expanded polystyrene) panels, filled within walls or sandwich panels to enhance thermal performance.
• Orange Peel Pattern Color-Coated Composite Panels: The inner and outer sides of wall panels adopt a special embossing process to disperse rainwater flow paths, enhancing waterproofing effects.

3. Door and Window Materials Doors and windows need to meet safety, lighting, and ventilation requirements. Common materials include:

• Door and Window Frames: Made of aluminum alloy or plastic-steel, corrosion-resistant and easy to process.
• Glass: Insulated glass or laminated glass, providing sound insulation, thermal insulation, and safety protection.
• Steel Security Doors: Ensuring the safety of house entry and exit, with anti-theft functions.
• Plastic-Steel Windows or Thermal-Break Aluminum Windows: Thermal-break aluminum windows offer superior thermal and sound insulation, meeting high-demand scenarios.

4. Flooring Materials Flooring needs to balance durability and comfort. Common materials include:

• Flooring: PVC flooring, wooden flooring, or tiles, selected according to usage needs.
• Floor Structure Panels: 15mm thick plywood (glued laminated timber) laid on joists as the base layer.
• Surface Decorations: Wooden flooring, flooring leather, or tiles, enhancing aesthetics and durability.
• Class A Fire-Resistant Magnesium Oxide Boards: Made from magnesium oxide cement and glass fibers, with an A1 non-combustible rating, suitable for scenarios with high fire safety requirements.

5. Electrical and Other Auxiliary Materials Electrical systems and auxiliary accessories ensure the complete functionality of the house, including:

• Wires and Cables: Selected according to electrical design specifications and models to ensure safe power supply.
• Lighting Fixtures, Switches, and Sockets: Configured according to usage needs to meet daily lighting and electrical requirements.
• Sealants: Used for sealing doors, windows, and walls to prevent leakage and air infiltration.
• Fasteners: Screws, bolts, and other connecting components to ensure the firmness of various structures.
• Connectors: High-strength bolts, self-tapping screws, etc., to achieve reliable connections between components.
• Hinges, Pivots: Specialized for foldable container houses, requiring high strength and corrosion resistance.