What is CIMC Container House

CIMC container houses are modular building products manufactured by CIMC Modular Building Investment Co., Ltd. They feature standardized and industrialized production and excel in structural performance and application scenarios.

Structural Performance

• Wind and Earthquake Resistance: CIMC's standard container houses have a wind resistance rating of up to Level 11 and an earthquake resistance intensity of 7 degrees, with a frame deformation rate of 0.3%. They meet the requirements of conventional engineering scenarios. Although their adaptability in coastal areas with frequent typhoons is slightly inferior to products with a wind resistance rating of Level 12 and an earthquake resistance intensity of 8 degrees, they can still handle most situations. Their folding container houses have a steel structure thickness of 1.8mm, a wind resistance rating of Level 9, and meet national standards, providing a certain margin under extreme working conditions.
• Structural Stability: They adopt a semi-welded and semi-bolted connection structure. After long-term turnover and use, the probability of bolt loosening is slightly higher than that of a fully welded structure, but the overall structural stability is still guaranteed. According to third-party supervision on-site data and actual project applications, indicators such as frame deformation rates are within a reasonable range, ensuring the safety of people and property during use.

Application Scenarios

• Engineering Camps: They perform well at large-scale infrastructure project sites. Although some camp container bodies may experience slight deformation during typhoons and require additional reinforcement, they generally meet the basic needs of engineering camps. Moreover, they have high installation efficiency, with a single set taking 3 hours to install and 100 camps taking 10 days to set up.
• Other Scenarios: CIMC Modular Building's business covers more than 20 countries and regions worldwide, with over 200 projects implemented. These projects include high-end senior living apartments in the UK, hotels in Iceland's polar climate, hotels in Saudi Arabia along the Belt and Road, office buildings in Cameroon, and other diverse scenarios. The interior decoration, including water and electricity, fire protection, and sanitary facilities, is all prefabricated in the factory.

Manufacturing Model

Relying on the group's accumulated R&D and design capabilities and global logistics advantages in the field of maritime containers, CIMC extends industrialized and standardized thinking to the construction industry. It disassembles entire buildings into independent space units and produces them on standardized assembly lines in factories, completing module steel structure welding and wall assembly just like automobile manufacturing.