Rui'an Temporary Container House

Rui'an temporary container houses are a type of mobile housing that adopts modern design concepts, made from materials such as steel and sandwich panels. They are ready-to-use, movable, and recyclable, suitable for construction sites, temporary residences, and other scenarios. The following introduces them from several aspects: types, characteristics, purchasing considerations, and application scenarios.

Types:

• Foldable Residential Containers: Designed to be foldable, facilitating transportation and storage. They are easy to install and dismantle on-site, requiring the cooperation of 2-3 people. Installation time is short, and transportation costs are low. A 6m vehicle can carry about 6 sets, while a 17.5m flatbed truck can carry about 20 sets. They can be stacked in multiple layers during storage and possess fire-resistant, earthquake-resistant, wind-resistant, and leak-proof properties. They can be folded repeatedly up to 500 times and have a long service life when used reasonably.
• Welded Container Houses: They have a relatively complete structure, are easy to install and move, and typically have a service life of over a decade with relatively low material costs.
• Demountable Container Houses: Utilizing modular production technology, they can be dismantled into components and assembled at the application site, effectively reducing transportation costs and accelerating installation and dismantling speeds.

Characteristics:

• Diverse Materials: Made from materials such as steel, sandwich panels, aluminum alloys, tiles, glass, and paint.
• Good Performance: They have good moisture resistance, fire resistance, earthquake resistance, wind resistance, and leak-proof properties.
• Economical and Efficient: They are aesthetically pleasing, economical, and efficient, ready-to-use, movable, and recyclable at any time and place.

Purchasing Considerations:

• Focus on Structural Stability: Require suppliers to provide specific structural parameters, such as the thickness of steel for columns and beams, and the locking method between sandwich panels and frames.
• Clarify Fire Rating: Clearly indicate the required fire rating of sandwich panels in the purchase contract or order, such as requiring them to meet Class A (non-combustible material) standards. Verify the presence of relevant fire rating markings or test reports on the products upon receipt.
• Consider Recyclability and Reusability: Choose products that use modular quick connectors and have good control over panel damage rates after dismantling to reduce long-term costs.

Application Scenarios: Widely used for temporary offices and accommodations on construction sites, temporary residences, and other places requiring quick setup and dismantling.