Yehu Guai Movable Container Houses

There used to be recruitment information related to container movable houses in Yehu Guai Township. Currently, the position of welder for container movable houses recruited by Yuanhang Container Movable Houses has been suspended. This position was located in Yehu Guai Township, and the responsibilities included welding container movable houses and light-steel villa integrated houses, with experience preferred.

Container movable houses, also known as camping houses or container houses, have numerous characteristics and advantages. In terms of characteristics: They are manufactured using container-specific panels and processes, are movable, can be quickly assembled, and are safe and durable. During transportation, their volume can be compressed to less than 50% of the original volume. The main structure is made of steel, which is wind-resistant, earthquake-resistant, and corrosion-resistant. The air-insulation design ensures sound and heat insulation performance. Their appearance is flexible and diverse, supporting stacking and adapting to various specification requirements. They adopt a modular layout, and a single set can save nearly 40% of sea freight costs.

In terms of advantages: They are highly mobile and can be moved and reused. The manufacturing period is short, and no foundation is required, enabling quick assembly. The steel structure provides wind and earthquake resistance for safety. The steel outer walls are corrosion-resistant and acid-resistant, do not rust or crack, and have a service life of more than 20 years, showing good durability. The air-insulation design offers excellent sound and heat insulation. They can be designed in various shapes, with a wide range of outer wall colors, presenting a bright and beautiful appearance. They are low-cost and offer good value for money. Usually, they can be stacked up to 3 layers, with double-layer construction being the most common.

However, container sample houses have fire safety hazards. Some construction materials are non-compliant. To save costs, core materials often use flammable materials such as polystyrene and polyurethane foam, which have poor fire resistance and safety. Once flammable and combustible sandwich materials catch fire, they burn rapidly. At 80℃, they melt, deform, and drip, triggering more severe combustion, and the combustion products are highly toxic. The fire spreads extremely quickly and is prone to collapse in a short time. After collapse, they are wrapped in iron sheets, making it difficult for firefighting water guns to shoot water inside and increasing the difficulty of rescue. The combustion of polystyrene and polyurethane is accompanied by thick black smoke, and toxic smoke accumulates in the rooms, making it difficult for trapped people to survive and prone to casualties.