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20ft Standard Prefab Flat-Packed Container House

20ft Standard Prefab Flat-Packed Container House

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$3,000.00 / unit get latest price
Loading Port:
Tianjin
Payment Terms:
TT or LC
Min Order Qty:
2 unit
Supply Capability:
500 unit/month

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20ft Standard Prefab flat-packed Container House

 

This is our basic product called Flat-packed container house. It is widely used foroffice, accommodation and commercial kiosk.

ProductFeatures:




Dimension(mm)&Weight(kg)

Type

External

Internal

Weight  (kg)

Length

Width

Height  (package)

Height  (assembled)

Length

Width

Height

20’

6055

2435

648/864

2591/2790

5860

2240

2500

from  1850


Floor

Steel frame

- made from cold rolled, welded steel profiles, 4 mm thick

- 4 corner casts, welded

-  2 fork lift pockets (except 30’)  - distance 1200mm

(internal clearance of fork lift pockets: 240×80 mm)

- steel cross members, thickness=2mm

Insulation

-  100 mm thick Rock Wool

Subfloor

-  0.5mm thick, galvanized  steel sheet

Floor

- 18mm  plywood board

-          1.8mm PVC  floor

-          flammability class B1 - hardly combustible

-          smoke density class Q1 - low smoke emission

-         wear resistance  factor: T level



Insulation

Rockwool

- density:120kg/m3

-  flammability class A- non combustible

- smoke density class Q1 - low smoke emissio n

- certificated: CE & GL

NeoporR

- density:18kg/m3

-  flammability class B1- non combustible

- smoke density class Q1 - low smoke emission

- certificated: CE & GL



Coatings(Optional)

Deco  Coating

Special coating can be applied on top of sandwich wall panel  and make the external wall surface looks like plastering finishes or timber  finishes. That makes the container house cozy and less industry look.



Packaging & Shipping

 

From ourfactory to overseas client, there are two ways to delivery the houses. If yourport can accept SOC (Shipper’s Owned Container), 4 standard cabins can bepacked as a 20ftcontainer and shipped naked. If can not, 7standard cabins can be loaded into one40ft HC.

From thedealer’s workshop to the client’s place, it can be delivered by 6m long truck after assembly. The width and height are within traffic limitation.



Our Services

Wecould provide deisgn, manufacture, logistic and on-site instruction services.



Company Information



Q:Can container houses be expanded in the future?
Yes, container houses can be expanded in the future. The modular design of container houses allows for easy expansion by adding additional containers or sections to increase living space. The flexibility and adaptability of container houses make them an ideal option for future expansion or modification as per the owner's needs.
Q:Can container houses be designed for outdoor recreational areas?
Yes, container houses can be designed and built for outdoor recreational areas. Container houses offer versatility in design and can be customized to fit specific purposes, including outdoor recreational areas. They can be modified with various features such as outdoor decks, swimming pools, or even integrated into larger recreational complexes. Container houses are durable and weather-resistant, making them suitable for outdoor environments.
Q:Can container houses be expanded?
Yes, container houses can be expanded. One of the advantages of using shipping containers for housing is their modular nature, which makes it relatively easy to add additional containers to increase living space. These containers can be stacked or joined together to create multi-level or larger living areas. Additionally, container houses can also be expanded horizontally by adding new containers next to the existing ones. The flexibility of container homes allows for various expansion options, making them a versatile and convenient choice for those looking to increase their living space.
Q:Do container houses have good insulation?
Yes, container houses have good insulation. The steel walls of shipping containers are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, and when properly insulated, they provide a high level of thermal resistance. Additionally, insulation materials such as foam or spray insulation can be added to further enhance the insulation properties of container homes.
Q:Are container houses resistant to floods or water damage?
Container houses can be designed to be resistant to floods or water damage. By using proper construction techniques and materials, container houses can be made waterproof and able to withstand flooding. The key is to ensure that the containers are properly sealed and that appropriate water drainage systems are in place. Additionally, elevating the containers on a raised foundation or utilizing flood-resistant designs can further enhance their resistance to flooding. It is important to note that while container houses can be made flood-resistant, the specific location and severity of the flood are also important factors to consider.
Q:Are container houses suitable for areas with limited sunlight?
Container houses can be suitable for areas with limited sunlight, as they can be designed and modified to maximize natural light. Skylights, large windows, and reflective surfaces can be incorporated to ensure sufficient interior illumination. Additionally, alternative energy sources such as solar panels can be used to offset the limited sunlight and provide the necessary power for lighting and other electrical needs.
Q:Are container houses suitable for homeless shelters or transitional housing?
Yes, container houses can be suitable for homeless shelters or transitional housing. They are cost-effective, easy to transport, and can be quickly assembled. Container houses also provide a secure and comfortable living space, offering an opportunity for individuals to transition out of homelessness into more stable housing.
Q:Can container houses be stacked on top of each other?
Indeed, container houses have the capability to be stacked atop one another. The modular design of container houses is a key advantage, facilitating their effortless stacking and amalgamation into multi-story edifices. Shipping containers' consistent shape and size make them an ideal choice for stacking, as they can be firmly connected and reinforced to guarantee structural integrity. The stacking of container houses also offers supplementary space and adaptability, rendering them a favored option for various applications like apartment buildings, hotels, and even office complexes. However, it is vital to emphasize that the implementation of appropriate engineering and construction techniques is imperative to ensure the safety and stability of stacked container houses.
Q:Are container houses suitable for guest or in-law accommodations?
Yes, container houses can be suitable for guest or in-law accommodations. Container houses have become increasingly popular due to their affordability, durability, and versatility. They can be easily customized and modified to create comfortable and functional living spaces for guests or in-laws. One of the main advantages of container houses is their portability. They can be transported and installed in various locations, making them ideal for accommodating guests or in-laws on your property. Additionally, container houses can be easily expanded or connected to create larger living spaces if needed. Container houses can also provide a unique and modern aesthetic, which can be appealing for guests or in-laws looking for a distinctive living experience. With proper insulation, ventilation, and interior design, container houses can offer a comfortable and inviting environment for guests or in-laws to stay in. Furthermore, container houses are typically more cost-effective compared to traditional construction methods. They require less time and labor to build, resulting in lower overall costs. This can be advantageous when considering guest or in-law accommodations, as it allows for a more budget-friendly option. However, it is important to consider certain factors before choosing container houses for guest or in-law accommodations. These include local building regulations, zoning restrictions, and the need for proper amenities such as plumbing and electricity. Additionally, privacy and noise control should be taken into account when designing the layout of the container house. Overall, container houses can be a suitable and practical option for guest or in-law accommodations. With proper planning, customization, and attention to details, container houses can provide a comfortable and attractive living space for guests or in-laws while offering the benefits of affordability and versatility.
Q:Can container houses be designed with a vertical garden or living wall?
Yes, container houses can definitely be designed with a vertical garden or living wall. In fact, container houses provide a unique opportunity for incorporating greenery and plant life into the design. By utilizing the vertical space of the container walls, you can create a beautiful and functional living wall that not only adds aesthetic value but also provides numerous benefits. A vertical garden or living wall in a container house can help improve air quality by filtering pollutants and releasing oxygen. It can also act as a natural insulation, reducing the need for excessive heating or cooling. Additionally, the plants can absorb and retain rainwater, reducing runoff and helping with water conservation. There are various ways to design and implement a vertical garden in a container house. One option is to attach a modular green wall system to the interior or exterior walls of the container. These systems typically consist of panels or trays that hold the plants and can be easily mounted and maintained. Alternatively, you can utilize hanging pots or planters to create a cascading effect of greenery. When designing a vertical garden in a container house, it is essential to consider factors such as sunlight exposure, irrigation systems, and plant selection. Some plants thrive in low-light conditions, while others require direct sunlight. Proper irrigation is crucial to ensure the plants receive the necessary water without damaging the container structure. Additionally, choosing plants that are suitable for vertical growth and can withstand the container house environment is essential for a successful living wall. Ultimately, incorporating a vertical garden or living wall in a container house can bring a sense of nature, freshness, and sustainability to the living space. It is a creative and innovative way to utilize the limited space in container homes while promoting eco-friendly living.

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