Container House Accessories and Equipment
The main accessories and equipment for container houses include frame materials, connecting locks, panels, lashing components, door and window assemblies, and modular accessories. The following is an introduction from different accessory types:
Frame materials are the foundational structure of container houses, typically made of galvanized and thickened steel, such as C-shaped steel frames and quick-assembly box frames. These frames are assembled with screws, eliminating the need for welding, and offer high strength and corrosion resistance, capable of supporting the entire house structure. Some frames are designed to be adjustable, facilitating easy resizing of the house according to needs, suitable for scenarios like on-site accommodation and temporary offices.
Connecting locks are used to secure and join container units, including transverse twist locks, parallel locks, and series locks. For example, the transverse connecting locks for 10-foot or 20-foot containers enable multiple containers to be connected in parallel, enhancing overall stability; lashing components like swallowtail bases and round swallowtail locks are used to secure cargo or reinforce structures, preventing shifting during transportation. These locks are typically made of high-strength metal and must meet the load-bearing standards for maritime or land transportation.
Panel accessories include roof panels, side panels, and corrugated panels, mostly made of steel or composite materials, offering waterproof, fireproof, and thermal insulation properties. For instance, container roof panels often feature a corrugated design to enhance load-bearing capacity, while side panels may adopt sandwich panel structures filled with polyurethane or rock wool for insulation. Some manufacturers also offer customized panels, such as weather-resistant steel panels, suitable for extreme environments.
Door and window assemblies are key to the functionality of container houses, including standard doors and windows, escape windows, and skylights. Door and window frames are typically welded or bolted to the container body, with glass featuring a double-glazed design for improved thermal insulation. Some high-end products also come with additional features like anti-theft locks and screens to meet different scenario requirements.
Modular accessories can expand the functionality of container houses, such as solar panel brackets, rainwater harvesting systems, and ventilation ducts. For example, solar exhibition special equipment containers achieve off-grid power supply by integrating photovoltaic panels; sewage treatment containers are equipped with dedicated pipelines and purification equipment, suitable for environmental protection projects. These accessories are usually customized by professional manufacturers and seamlessly integrated with the container body.
