Container Integrated House Size
The sizes of container integrated houses vary depending on their type, purpose, and design, with common specifications ranging from 3 meters × 6 meters to 11.5 meters × 2.2 meters, and the specific choice depends on the application scenario.
I. Apple Cabin Container Integrated Houses
Apple cabins are centered around modular design, offering a flexible size system. The conventional size for domestic trade is 3 meters × 6 meters, while the size range for foreign trade covers 5.8 meters × 2.2 meters to 11.5 meters × 2.2 meters, corresponding to 20-foot and 40-foot models with areas of approximately 12.98 square meters and 25.96 square meters, respectively. The standard width is 3 meters, and the length can be selected as 3 meters, 6 meters, 9 meters, or 12 meters, supporting modular combination and stacking to adapt to needs such as single-room homestays and multi-functional spaces.
II. Packing-Box Units and Residential Containers
- Domestic General Sizes: Some products adopt dimensions of 6055mm × 2990mm × 2896mm, suitable for temporary office spaces or construction site activity rooms.
- Export-Specific Sizes: To meet international transportation standards, the sizes of export-type packing-box units are adjusted to 6055mm × 2435mm × 2896mm, optimizing container loading efficiency.
- Foldable Container Houses: The standard size is 3 meters × 6 meters × 2.75 meters, and after folding, the height is only 41 centimeters, facilitating transportation and storage. A 17-meter flatbed truck can carry 20 sets, significantly reducing logistics costs.
III. Quick-Assembly Containers and Mobile Color-Steel Houses
These houses are characterized by rapid assembly, with common dimensions of 6000mm × 3000mm × 2650mm. The frame is formed in one piece using a high-frequency welder, and the joints adopt a stepped interlocking design, providing strong sealing, wind resistance, and rain leakage prevention. The base profile is thickened to 2.5 millimeters of galvanized material, with column widths of 16 centimeters and top beams of 19 centimeters, ensuring a sturdy structure and a lifespan of over 15 years.
IV. Special Containers and Equipment Containers
The sizes of special containers (such as power prefabricated cabins and environmental protection equipment cabins) need to be customized according to equipment installation requirements and are usually not limited to standard specifications. Equipment containers require reserved electrical interfaces, ventilation systems, and maintenance spaces, with a design logic that focuses more on functional adaptability rather than mere size standardization.
