Container Integrated House Patent
Currently, no patents directly named 'container integrated house' as a whole have been retrieved, but there are multiple patent technologies related to structural and functional innovations of container houses, covering areas such as lighting optimization, transportation stability, space utilization, and rapid deployment. The following are specific technical directions and case analyses:

Lighting and Functional Optimization Patents
The patent for 'Box Shell and Energy Storage Container' applied for by Hipacs solves the problem of blind spots in internal lighting through a box-door-linked lighting device. Its core design is that when the box door is opened, the extending and retracting component extends the lighting component outside the storage cavity to expand the lighting range; when the box door is closed, the lighting component is retracted into the cavity to protect the equipment. This technology is suitable for energy storage container scenarios that require efficient operations, achieving intelligent matching between lighting and the box-door state through a mechanical linkage structure, and improving operational safety and efficiency.
Transportation Stability Enhancement Patents
The patent for 'Lightweight Portable Panel House Container Easy for Forklift Transportation' by Beijing Xinhongyuan Intelligent Technology adopts a dual-limiting design to ensure transportation stability: horizontally, it prevents deviation through the insertion of positioning blocks into slots; vertically, it adapts to the width of forklift forks using adjustable movable panels and secures them with bolts. This technology reduces the risk of displacement during transportation through structural innovation and is suitable for temporary building scenarios that require frequent movement, such as construction site dormitories or emergency shelters.
Space Utilization Improvement Patents
The patent for 'Top-Flip Container' by Chengdong International creates an external shading space by setting a swingable first flip panel and a sliding curtain on the top of the container. This design breaks through the limitation of traditional containers that only utilize internal space and expands the usable area through the combination of the flip panel and the curtain, making it suitable for cultural and tourism projects or commercial pop-up stores that require flexible utilization of site resources.
Rapid Deployment Technology Patents
The 'Fast Housing - ZD-5360 Series' by Sichuan KuaiZhu adopts patented folding technology to achieve a deployment speed of 5 minutes for a single person to unfold and 2 hours for occupancy, reducing the construction cycle of traditional portable panel houses by more than 95%. After folding, its volume is only one-fifth of the unfolded state, and a single vehicle can carry 6 sets, reducing transportation costs by 80%. This technology significantly improves the response efficiency of container houses in emergency support or cross-project turnover through structural folding and modular design.




