Sunshine Room Container

The sunshine room container is a building form that transforms containers into structures with sunroom functions, combining flexibility and practicality, and is widely used in commercial and residential settings.

Structural Features

• Modular Design: Continuing the flexible and versatile characteristics of containers, it adopts a prefabricated structure, dividing materials into standardized modules and components that can be assembled as easily as building blocks. For example, some container sunrooms are assembled from multiple containers, such as the 'Sunshine Container House,' which is formed by assembling six containers into a Y-shaped space, with two containers per group.
• Mobility: Some container sunrooms are mobile, facilitating installation and use at different locations to meet diverse site requirements.
• Opening and Closing Design: Unlike fixed sunrooms, some mobile sunrooms are equipped with a sliding rail system on tracks, featuring a telescopic folding design that can open up to 60% of the area, enabling a switch between open-air and sunroom states. The opening and closing mechanisms come in manual and electric versions. Small-sized sunrooms can be designed as manual, while larger ones are recommended to be electric, with a remote control for one-button operation.

Material Selection Standards

• Frame Material: It often uses aviation-grade 6061-T6 aluminum alloy frames, which are as strong as steel structures. The surface is treated with powder coating and electrophoretic processes to withstand extreme conditions such as wind pressure, snow pressure, and hail impact.
• Panel Material: It tends to use German Bayer PC panels, which weigh only half as much as glass, have a light transmittance of up to 82%, almost indistinguishable from glass, and have an impact resistance 2-20 times that of tempered glass. Even if a 3KG hammer is dropped from two meters, there will be no cracks, eliminating concerns about breakage from falling objects. Additionally, these panels have good self-cleaning properties, with dust not easily adhering, making maintenance simple and convenient.

Application Scenarios

• Commercial Use: It can be extensively used in commercial settings such as cafes, creative restaurants, and street-front shops, breaking the traditional business model of physical stores. Outdoor container mobile sunrooms can mostly remain open-air but can also be closed according to weather changes, allowing operation in wind and rain throughout the year and increasing revenue.
• Residential Use: It can be transformed into residential curved sunrooms against walls, commonly found on balconies, patios, and terraces of high-end residential areas and villas, complementing various home styles. It can be arranged as a tea room or other spaces, providing a place for relaxation and leisure.