Waist Folding Container House

The waist folding container house, also known as a foldable container house, is a mobile house that can be folded, facilitating easy transportation and storage, and offers multiple advantages and application scenarios.

Structure and Production

The production process of foldable container houses adheres to standardized norms, resulting in a clean appearance, stable structure, and minimal welding parts. Its typical specifications are a width of 3m, length of 6m, height of 2.8m, with a building area of 18 square meters and a self-weight of 1.5 tons. This design ensures the sturdiness of the house while facilitating subsequent folding and transportation operations.

Installation and Dismantling

On-site installation and dismantling are highly convenient, requiring only 2-3 people to cooperate, and the installation time is relatively short. This feature gives foldable container houses a significant advantage in scenarios that require rapid setup and dismantling, such as serving as temporary dormitories or office spaces on construction sites, or as temporary shelters at emergency rescue sites.

Transportation and Storage

Transportation costs are relatively low, with a 6-meter vehicle capable of carrying approximately 6 units and a 17.5-meter flatbed truck able to carry around 20 units. Storage costs are also low, as multiple units can be stacked for storage in a single location, greatly saving space and expenses.

Usage Cost and Lifecycle

Compared to traditional color-steel houses and other types of container houses, foldable container houses offer certain cost advantages. They possess fire-resistant, earthquake-resistant, wind-resistant, and rain-leak-proof properties, and can be repeatedly folded and recycled. With proper use, they have a relatively long lifecycle and can be folded up to 500 times.

Application Scenarios

They have a wide range of applications, including temporary residences, post-earthquake resettlement, and industries such as highways, railways, construction, wind power, thermal power, photovoltaic, and petroleum, as well as rural emergency housing for dilapidated houses. Whether serving as temporary housing on construction sites or as emergency shelters after disasters, foldable container houses can be quickly put into use, providing people with a safe and comfortable living environment.