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Daqing Foldable Container House

Admin 15 de septiembre de 2026

Daqing offers rental and sales services for foldable container houses. Here is a detailed introduction to the foldable container houses in Daqing:

I. Product Types

Daqing provides a variety of foldable container houses, including but not limited to:

  • Foldable Residential Containers: Specifically designed for living, with a stable structure and an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
  • Foldable Color-Steel Panel Houses: Using color-steel panels as enclosure materials, these houses are lightweight and durable.
  • Foldable Prefabricated Temporary Buildings: Suitable for various temporary or mobile needs, with easy installation and disassembly.

II. Product Specifications and Features

  • Specifications: The common specifications for foldable container houses are a width of 3m, length of 6m, and height of 2.8m, with a building area of 18 square meters and a self-weight of approximately 1.5 tons.

  • Features:

    • Simple Fabrication: Neat appearance, stable structure, and minimal welding parts.
    • Easy Installation: Convenient for on-site installation and disassembly, typically requiring only 2-3 people and a short installation time.
    • Low Transportation Costs: A 6-meter vehicle can carry about 6 sets, while a 17.5-meter flatbed truck can carry about 20 sets, significantly reducing transportation costs.
    • Low Storage Costs: Multiple sets can be stacked for storage, saving space.
    • Low Usage Costs: Compared to traditional color-steel panel houses and other types of container houses, foldable container houses offer cost advantages in usage.
    • Strong Durability: Equipped with fire resistance, earthquake resistance, wind resistance, and leak-proof properties, they can be folded repeatedly and have a long service life.

III. Application Scenarios

Due to their unique advantages, foldable container houses are widely used in various scenarios, including but not limited to:

  • Temporary Living: Such as construction site dormitories, field exploration and construction housing, etc.
  • Emergency Living: Such as post-earthquake relocation, rural dilapidated house emergencies, etc.
  • Commercial Use: Such as leisure villas in tourist areas, vacation homes, temporary exhibition housing, etc.