Jingyang Container Mobile House
The Jingyang container mobile house is a movable house transformed from a container as the base material. It has the characteristics of being sturdy, durable, and easy to set up. It is commonly used on construction sites as workers' dormitories and can also be used for renting houses and other scenarios.

Specifications and Materials
The common specification of the Jingyang container mobile house is 300060002800 (unit: millimeters). The main material is steel, which makes the house sturdy and durable, able to withstand a certain amount of external force impact, and has good wind and earthquake resistance.
Features and Advantages
- Comprehensive functionality: The interior is fully decorated, with external power connection. It can be equipped with air conditioners, electricity, lighting, tables and chairs, and other facilities, and can be used immediately, providing a relatively comfortable living environment for residents.
- Long service life: Under normal use conditions, it can be used for more than 10 years, reducing the cost and trouble of frequent house replacement.
- Quick assembly: It can be quickly completed and put into use. For some scenarios that urgently need housing, such as the construction of temporary dormitories on construction sites, it can quickly meet the demand, achieve rapid business operation, and recover costs quickly.
- Good drainage: It is equipped with a structural drainage system, effectively avoiding rainwater accumulation, preventing the house from getting damp, and protecting the internal facilities and the living environment of residents.
- Flexible movement: It can be quickly and conveniently moved and flexibly combined, and can be adjusted in position and the number of houses according to actual needs to adapt to different sites and usage requirements.
Application Scope
In addition to being used as workers' dormitories on construction sites, some people also use it as rental housing. In addition, in the logistics field, second-hand container mobile houses still have a certain carrying capacity after use and can be used for cargo transportation, warehousing, etc., giving full play to their remaining heat and being a cost-effective choice.




