Container House Accessories - Floor

Common floor types for container house accessories include wooden floors, plywood, fiber cement boards, magnesium oxide fireproof boards, patterned aluminum sheets, and wood-plastic composite floors, among others. Here is a detailed introduction:

Wooden Floors and Plywood:
Container wooden floors often adopt a plywood structure, composed of 21 layers of veneers bonded with phenolic resin adhesive, with a total thickness of 28 ± 0.5 mm. The top and bottom layers use longitudinal veneers of clone wood, while the middle layers are made of hardwood veneers, with adjacent layers having perpendicular grain directions. This structure significantly enhances the modulus of elasticity and static bending strength, achieving a higher pass rate in the 7.26-ton vehicle compression test. Plywood floors are mainly used in the repair and construction of containers, featuring excellent wear resistance and bonding performance.

Fiber Cement Boards:
Made with cement as the base material and reinforced with mineral fibers, these boards possess fireproof, moisture-proof, heat-insulating, and sound-insulating properties. The boards are pressed by a 7,000-ton press, resulting in high density, light weight, strong load-bearing capacity, low electrical conductivity, and a long service life. This material is easy to install, cost-effective, and aesthetically pleasing, widely used in power distribution rooms and other electricity-intensive areas, as well as being a common choice for container house floors.

Magnesium Oxide Fireproof Boards:
Manufactured from inorganic high-temperature-resistant materials, these boards are moisture-proof, highly load-bearing, and environmentally friendly without formaldehyde. As the base layer for container houses, they offer excellent fireproof performance, effectively preventing combustion, and are suitable for scenarios with high safety requirements.

Patterned Aluminum Sheets:
The anti-slip pattern design enhances surface friction to prevent slipping. Aluminum sheet material is corrosion-resistant and has high strength, making it suitable for wet environments like bathrooms, while meeting the anti-slip and durable requirements for flooring in integrated houses.

Wood-Plastic Composite Floors:
Composed of plastic and wood powder, these floors combine the texture of wood with the weather resistance of plastic. They are corrosion-proof, waterproof, and insect-resistant, suitable for exposed environments such as outdoor balconies and camping platforms, extending the floor's service life and reducing maintenance costs.