Tianjin Container House, 40 Square Meters

Information about the 40-square-meter container house in Tianjin is as follows:

House Structure and Materials

The container houses built by Tianjin Falilai Prefabricated Buildings use light steel structures as their frameworks, which endow the houses with strong earthquake resistance and deformation resistance. The enclosure materials are color-steel sandwich panels, and the houses are assembled through various connection methods such as welding, bolts, plug-in connections, rivets, and self-tapping screws. Their quality far exceeds that of ordinary mobile homes, with a reliable structure that enables industrial production, storage, and turnover.

House Features

• Thermal Insulation: They have good thermal insulation performance, keeping the interior warm in winter and providing a comfortable environment for occupants.
• Quick Installation: The installation process is relatively simple, and a few people can complete the operation, allowing for quick commissioning to meet urgent housing needs.
• Reusability: They can be reused multiple times, reducing usage costs and offering high cost-effectiveness.
• Sturdiness and Durability: Made entirely of steel, they have excellent sealing performance. Strict manufacturing processes ensure good water tightness, preventing water leakage on rainy days. Moreover, as an integral structure with an internal framework and fireproof and thermal-insulating composite panels for walls, they can be relocated as a whole and have a service life of up to 20 years.

Dimensions and Customization

The general dimensions of a single-box mobile home (standard room) are those of a 20-foot container, with specifications of 605824382680 (mm). There are also assembled box-type mobile homes available in various sizes such as 40-foot, 60-foot, and 80-foot containers. If there are other space requirements, container houses suitable for use can be customized according to the actual situation without any additional charges.

Transportation Methods

Transportation costs are relatively low. After flattening and compression, four sets are equivalent to the size of one standard 20-foot container, saving three-quarters of the freight. One 40-foot high-cube container can transport six sets. Considering factors such as the destination distance and on-site installation convenience, options include full-container transportation, flattened and compressed transportation, or container freight transportation. Alternatively, the houses can be prefabricated in the factory and then transported as a whole by hoisting.