Xingtai Container House Specifications

The common specifications of container houses in Xingtai mainly feature 3m×6m, with a variety of customized sizes and special types also available. Details are as follows:

I. Mainstream Standard Specifications
The mainstream standard container house in the market has dimensions of 3 meters (width) × 6 meters (length), with an internal clear height of approximately 2.6 meters and an expanded area of about 18 square meters. This specification is suitable for scenarios such as construction site offices and temporary residences. Inside, it can accommodate a double bed, a simple desk, and a standing wardrobe, offering high space utilization and smooth traffic flow. Its advantages include easy hoisting, compliant transportation, and the ability to be extended into double-story or combined spaces with balconies through splicing, meeting diverse needs.

II. Customized Specifications
According to actual needs, non-standard size container houses can be customized in the Xingtai area. Common specifications include:

1. 2 meters × 6 meters: Suitable for narrow sites or scenarios with low space requirements, such as guardhouses and small tool rooms.
2. 3 meters × 4 meters: Ideal for single occupancy or small offices, offering compact space but complete functionality.
3. 3 meters × 8 meters, 3 meters × 9 meters: By extending the length to increase usable area, these are suitable for scenarios with multiple occupants or the need to separate functional areas, such as medical and epidemic prevention housing and tourist viewing houses.

III. Special Type Specifications

1. Shipping Container Modifications: Based on standard shipping containers, common modified sizes include 5.69m×2.13m, 11.8m×2.13m, and 13.58m×2.34m. These houses are mostly used for logistics warehousing or temporary large-scale event venues, requiring internal modifications according to the original container dimensions.
2. Packing-box Container Houses: With internal dimensions of 5880mm (length) × 2840mm (width) × 2500mm (height), they adopt a welded structure and galvanizing technology, consisting of structural, floor, wall, and roof systems, suitable for long-term fixed use scenarios.

IV. Material and Performance Characteristics
Mainstream container houses use thickened hot-dip galvanized square steel as the load-bearing frame, with wall panels made of 75mm thickened rock wool fireproof and thermal insulation color steel plates. The roof is equipped with a double-layer waterproof, sun-proof, and thermal insulation layer, and the floor is made of cement fiber non-slip pressure plates. Doors and windows can be fitted with large-area panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass or thermal-break aluminum sealed doors and windows, and the exterior walls can be decorated with wood grain panels, imitation stone paint, and other materials, offering fire resistance, thermal insulation, sound insulation, wind resistance, rust prevention, and rain resistance.