Yangzhou Container House

Yangzhou fire-resistant container houses are modular buildings based on standard shipping containers or custom steel frames, with fire resistance, wind resistance, seismic performance, and more. They are widely used for temporary offices, construction-site dormitories, emergency housing, and similar scenarios.

1. Structure and Material Features The main structure of Yangzhou fire-resistant container houses typically uses standard shipping containers or custom steel frames to ensure overall strength and stability. Wall materials are mainly rock wool panels or polyurethane sandwich panels. Rock wool panels can reach fire rating Class A (non-combustible), while polyurethane sandwich panels are mostly Class B1 (flame-retardant); both effectively slow the spread of fire. In addition, the steel frame is corrosion-treated to resist salt spray, humidity, and other environmental attack, extending service life.

2. Price Range and Influencing Factors Prices vary by brand, materials, size, and order quantity. For example, in wholesale procurement (≥30 units), the unit price can be as low as /unit; single-room or individual product prices fall between **-**. Premium products may use higher fire-rating materials or custom designs, with prices rising further. Buyers should weigh budget against performance needs.

3. Application Scenarios and Advantages

• Construction sites: As temporary dormitories, offices, or canteens—quick to erect and meeting fire requirements for densely occupied spaces.
• Emergency disaster relief: After a disaster, they can be rapidly deployed as medical points, shelters, or supply depots; modular design aids transport and assembly.
• Commercial support: Suitable for sales offices, scenic-area kiosks, mobile shops, and similar uses, balancing function and appearance. Core advantages include standardized production, fast installation, reuse, and environmental compliance that reduces construction waste.

4. Standards and Safety Codes Yangzhou fire-resistant container houses mainly follow the Portable Container Buildings (GB/T 37260-2018) standard, covering key indicators such as structural strength, fire rating, and electrical safety. For example, the structure must withstand specified wind pressure and seismic forces, and electrical wiring must meet fire-isolation requirements to ensure safety and compliance in use.