Tianjin Special Container House

Tianjin special container houses typically refer to packing-box units, residential containers, container-style houses, etc. They have characteristics such as thermal insulation, wind resistance, earthquake resistance, moisture resistance, waterproofing, leakage prevention, environmental protection, and safety. They can be quickly and easily moved, flexibly combined, and can be customized to produce houses of different sizes according to the number of people. They can also be tailored to customer needs.

Dimensions and Specifications

The standard single-box mobile house (standard room) is a 20-foot container with dimensions of 605824382680 (mm). There are also assembled box-style mobile houses available in 40, 60, and 80-foot container sizes. Additionally, standard container mobile houses have a width of 2.4 meters, a height of 2.2 meters, and a length ranging from 4 to 12 meters.

Structural Materials

• Structure: The framework is made of light steel structures, connected through welding, bolts, plug-ins, rivets, self-tapping screws, etc. Standard components made of special section steel are also used, with boxes connected by bolts.
• Materials: Color-steel sandwich panels are used as enclosure materials. Some insulation materials can be foam, perlite, or rock wool, with an insulation layer thickness of approximately 50mm to 75mm. Interior decoration materials (color-steel sandwich panels) are used, with a 15mm thick plywood base and optional decorative floor leather or composite wood flooring on top.

Application Scenarios

• Temporary Housing: Used on construction sites for project managers' offices, accommodation, conference rooms, etc.; for fieldwork such as mobile offices and dormitories for field exploration and construction; and for emergency housing such as military mobile command centers, rescue mobile command centers, and disaster relief mobile command centers.
• Commercial Use: Can be used for real estate development company sales exhibition halls, product sales exhibition halls, temporary reception centers, commercial temporary offices, shops, etc.
• Other Uses: Can be used as security booths to provide shelter from wind and rain and accommodate external equipment; can be set up as temporary housing during epidemics; and can also be used in remote mountainous areas with poor transportation to solve local housing problems.