Hefei Container House Size Diagram

Common sizes of container houses in Hefei include 3m×3m, 6m×3m, 7m×3m, as well as the international standard sizes of 20-foot and 40-foot containers, and can also be customized according to needs.

I. Regular Sizes

• 3m×3m×2.8m: With an area of 9 square meters, it is suitable for scenarios with small space requirements, such as temporary storage rooms or simple single-person residences. Due to its small size, attention should be paid to material utilization during production to avoid waste.
• 6m×3m×2.8m: With an area of 18 square meters, it is a common standard size on the market, widely used in construction sites, road construction, and other scenarios, meeting the needs of multiple people for temporary residence or office work.
• 7m×3m×2.8m: With an area of 21 square meters, it is often used as a two-story container mobile home, equipped with corridors and balconies, suitable for scenarios requiring tiered use or space expansion.

II. International Standard Sizes

• 20-foot container: The external dimensions are 20 feet×8 feet×8 feet 6 inches (approximately 6.1m×2.44m×2.59m), and the internal dimensions are 5898mm×2352mm×2390mm. It is commonly used in family container residences or small-scale commercial purposes.
• 40-foot container: The external dimensions are 40 feet×8 feet×8 feet 6 inches (approximately 12.2m×2.44m×2.59m), and the internal dimensions are 12024mm×2352mm×2390mm. It is suitable for scenarios with large space requirements, such as construction site offices or temporary commercial exhibition spaces.
• 40-foot high cube container: The external dimensions are 40 feet×8 feet×9 feet 6 inches (approximately 12.2m×2.44m×2.89m), with a higher internal height, suitable for scenarios requiring vertical space.

III. Customized Sizes

• Customized types are made according to customer needs, with sizes and areas that can be large or small. For example, the internal volume of a 45-foot high cube container is 13.58m×2.34m×2.68m, with a gross weight for cargo generally of 29 tons and a volume of 86 cubic meters; the internal volume of a 20-foot open-top container is 5.89m×2.32m×2.31m, with a gross weight for cargo of 20 tons and a volume of 31.5 cubic meters. Specific sizes need to be determined through consultation with the manufacturer.