Container House Parts
The main parts of container houses include floors, corner posts, door lock fittings, frame materials, roofing materials, etc..
Flooring Materials: The floors of container houses are usually made of container wooden floors or container bamboo-wood floors. These floors are wear-resistant and have good bonding properties, meeting the usage requirements of container houses. Additionally, materials such as plywood for the bottom of container repair and construction are also available.
Corner Posts and Frames: Corner posts are important supporting structures for container houses. They are generally made of weather-resistant steel container corner posts or non-standard weather-resistant steel container corner posts to ensure the stability and durability of the house. Frame materials are mostly selected from galvanized thickened frames or C-shaped steel frames, which have anti-rust and corrosion-resistant properties, making them suitable for outdoor use.
Door Lock Fittings: Door lock fittings for container houses include door hinges, lock heads and bases, flat handles, flower handles, etc. These fittings not only affect the convenience of using the house but also relate to its security.
Roofing Materials: Container houses with quickly installed roofs often use steel roofs or sandwich panel roofs. These materials are durable and breathable, meeting usage requirements under different climatic conditions. Some roof designs also focus on aesthetics, such as the innovative 40-foot foldable luxury modular container house, which features a breathable farmhouse design.
Other Fittings: In addition to the main parts mentioned above, container houses also require small fittings such as fixing bushings, locating rings, and circular washers to ensure structural stability and usage convenience. Although these fittings are small in size, they play an indispensable role in the assembly and use of container houses.
