Zhenjiang Detachable Container Houses

Zhenjiang detachable container houses mainly refer to flat-pack container assemble-and-dismantle customization services in Zhenjiang; the core is using modular features to achieve flexible space adjustment and efficient utilization. Key features, construction process, and localized services are as follows:

I. Core Features

• Modular design for fast dismantling and assembly. Flat-pack container houses use factory prefabrication and on-site assembly. Standard unit dimensions are 6 m long, 3 m wide, and 2.8 m high (customizable). Units are joined with bolts: a single box can be lifted and separated within a few hours when dismantled, and multiple boxes can be joined in 1–2 days when assembled. The entire process requires little wet work, significantly shortening the construction cycle and reducing disruption to the client's business operations.
• Flexible, customized space layouts. Through horizontal and vertical joining, units can form meeting rooms, offices, dormitories, and other diverse spaces. For Zhenjiang clients, large-span spaces (e.g., opening up multiple boxes) or multi-story buildings (stacked vertically) are supported to maximize space utilization.
• Environmental protection and material reuse. Dismantling and assembly follow green construction principles. Steel frames (e.g., Q235B steel), wall panels, doors, and windows can be sorted and recycled. The main steel structure can be reused 5–8 times or more, keeping amortized cost per use low and reducing construction waste.

II. Construction Process and Key Steps

• Early planning and survey. Clarify functional zones, area needs, and budget with the client. The technical team assesses foundation conditions, lifting space, and water/power connections on site, then prepares the overall site plan, schedule (total duration 10–15 days), and safety measures.
• Dismantling and packing. After shutting off water and power, move units to the work area with a forklift or crane, and dismantle in the order of roof first, then wall panels, then frame. Strictly follow the Standard for Construction Safety Inspection (JGJ 59-2011), prevent fall-from-height risks, and keep people clear of the area under the crane boom during lifting.
• Transport and reassembly. Mark components, transport them to the new site, cast a concrete strip foundation or lay steel road plates, then lift the boxes into place. Connect boxes with high-strength bolts (e.g., M20 bolts torqued to 300–400 N·m) to ensure structural stability; then apply waterproof sealing and reconnect water and power.
• Interior fit-out and acceptance. After partitions, electrical work, air conditioning, and other fit-out as needed, conduct comprehensive acceptance covering structural safety, fire performance (fill materials must meet Class A standards), sealing, and more, ensuring compliance with the Technical Specification for Container-Type Buildings.

III. Localized Services

Zhenjiang Yuda Prefabricated Housing Co., Ltd. focuses on container houses and flat-pack container houses, providing localized delivery for projects in Zhenjiang and surrounding areas to shorten response times and lower transport costs.