Dark Gray Container Mobile House
The dark gray container mobile house is a mobile building based on container modification, characterized by diverse brands, significant price differences, and practical functions. The following is an introduction from three aspects: brand types, price ranges, and core features.

In terms of brands and types, there are brands such as Botian, Pingchuang, and Fanmei in the market, with product types covering container mobile houses, double-slope mobile houses, etc. Different brands have differences in structural design and material selection. For example, some brands use thickened steel frames to enhance structural stability, while others achieve rapid assembly through modular design. For instance, Botian's Nanning Yongning mobile house with a corridor optimizes space layout by adding an external corridor; Pingchuang's double-slope mobile house enhances drainage performance through a double-slope roof design.
The price system shows significant differentiation, mainly influenced by three factors: specifications, configurations, and purchase quantities. Taking Nanning Yongning's mobile house with a corridor as an example, Botian's gray color-steel mobile house has a unit price of 6,450 yuan per unit when the purchase quantity is ≥ 20 units, suitable for large-scale temporary resettlement projects; while for white-gray packing-box units, if the factory customization service is selected, the unit price reaches 19,800 yuan per unit when the purchase quantity is ≥ 1 unit. Such products are usually equipped with standardized sanitary facilities, suitable for high-end construction site dormitories or tourist camps. The price difference essentially reflects the functional configurations and material costs. Customized products have significantly higher costs than standardized products due to the need for separate mold opening and the addition of functional modules.
The functional design emphasizes practicality and durability. The gray packing-box house achieves functional expansion through integrated design. For example, the built-in toilet module can meet basic living needs, reducing the cost of external supporting facilities; the stainless steel door lock is made of 304 material, verified for corrosion resistance through salt spray testing, with a service life more than three times that of ordinary locks; the color-steel plate wall achieves thermal insulation through a double-layer sandwich structure (rock wool/polyurethane), adapting to climate conditions ranging from -20℃ to 45℃. These designs enable the product to serve not only as temporary housing on construction sites but also to be transformed into permanent buildings such as homestays and shops, achieving flexible conversion of functional scenarios.




