Shanghai Construction Site Container House

The Shanghai construction site container house is a modular temporary building that uses standard steel containers as its basic units, integrating functions such as doors, windows, electrical circuits, and insulation layers. It is mainly used for construction site dormitories and temporary offices.

1. Functions and Uses:

   • Construction Site Dormitories: Provide temporary accommodation for construction workers, addressing their housing needs during the construction period.
   • Temporary Offices: Serve as temporary offices for the construction project department, meeting daily office requirements.
   • Other Uses: Can also be used for municipal emergency shelters, warehouses, canteens, and other scenarios, demonstrating versatility.

2. Features and Advantages:

   • Modular Design: High factory prefabrication rate and strong component versatility allow for whole-container transportation and on-site hoisting, resulting in a short construction period. Traditional temporary buildings take weeks, while container houses take only a few days.
   • Sturdy and Durable: Made entirely of steel, they have strong earthquake resistance and deformation resistance, capable of withstanding significant external forces, making them suitable for complex construction site environments.
   • Good Sealing Performance: Strict manufacturing processes ensure excellent water tightness, effectively preventing moisture and water ingress.
   • Environmentally Friendly and Recyclable: From production to use, they generate no construction waste, aligning with environmental protection concepts, and the materials can be recycled.

3. Price and Configuration:

   • Price Tiers: The market shows clear price tiers. A standard 3×6-meter residential container costs approximately 800 to 1500 yuan per month for rent, or 6 to 10 yuan per day. A brand-new standard container costs about 6000 to 12000 yuan, while a rock wool fireproof container costs around 8500 yuan.
   • Configuration Differences: Price differences mainly stem from material and configuration variations. A basic container includes only the structural body and basic doors and windows, while a fully equipped container comes with air conditioning, bathrooms, furniture, etc., with interior decoration costs possibly exceeding the container body itself.

4. Installation and Standards:

   • Installation Steps: Include foundation construction, base installation, column and roof installation, surrounding color steel plate installation, door, window, and electrical installation, as well as interior decoration.
   • Compliance Standards: Must meet the "Technical Standard for Modular Facilities on Construction Sites" JGJ/T 435-2018 and the "Quality Acceptance Standard for Container Houses" T/CECS 1932-2025 to ensure structural safety and fire resistance.