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Cheaper Prefabricated Modular Houses With EPS/PU/Rockwool Sandwich Panel

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China Main Port
Payment Terms:
TT or LC
Min Order Qty:
80 sqm m²
Supply Capability:
100000 SQM m²/month

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Cheaper prefabricated modular houses with EPS/PU/Rockwool sandwich panel

CNBM (China National Building Materials Group Corporation) was established in 1984, a state- owned company and a member of Top 500 Globe, as well as the largest Prefab houses and comprehensive building materials industry group in China export to overseas. 

 

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Production Details--Prefabricated Modular Houses Sandwich Panel Houses

 

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Customized  type k house

Key Features

Length

Customized

Width

Less than 12m

Height

Between 3m to 3.5m

House body

Steel structure

Hot Galvanized or Painted steel structure
Q195-Q235

Wall panel

50mm,75mm,100mm or 150mm sandwich panel

Roof panel

50mm,75mm,100mm or 151mm sandwich panel

Outside door

Security door,
Sandwich door or Aluminum door

Inside door

Sandwich door

Window

PVC sliding window

Heat Insulation

EPS, Rock wool or PU

Finishing

Electricity and water system

Providing design

Floor

Ceramic tiles or wooden floor

Ceiling

Mineral wool acoustic board, calcium silicate board, PVC board

Installation

Ten skilled workers can install 1000m2 house in 15 days with instruction of our supervisor

Loading quantity

One 40'HQ container can     load 160 m2

 

Wind load

0.5 KN/m2

 

Anti-seismic grade

7 degree

Life span

Around 10-15 years

Remarks

 

This specification is for the reference, if there are differences between actual condition, the adjusting is according to the actual condition.

 

 

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 Packing and delivery--Prefabricated Modular houses--Sandwich Panel Houses

 

 

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Q:Are container houses easy to assemble?
Yes, container houses are relatively easy to assemble. Since they are built using prefabricated shipping containers, the construction process is simplified with clear instructions and minimal on-site work. This makes them a popular choice for those looking for quick and hassle-free housing solutions.
Q:Can container houses be easily transported?
Indeed, container houses possess the capability to be conveniently transported. A primary benefit of employing shipping containers as dwellings lies in their inherent mobility. These containers are specifically designed for effortless transportation via trucks, trains, and ships, thereby endowing them with exceptional portability. They are constructed to endure the demands of transportation, such as being stacked and relocated numerous times, rendering them suitable for long-distance journeys. Moreover, container houses can be readily disassembled and reassembled, facilitating simple relocation to various sites or even different countries. This adaptability in transportation renders container houses a compelling choice for individuals in search of a movable or temporary housing solution.
Q:How is the container housing made and installed?
The general modification of the box are pulled directly from the trailer to place the place, hanging with a crane to put the location on the line
Q:Can container houses be designed to have a small balcony or terrace?
Yes, container houses can definitely be designed to have a small balcony or terrace. While the primary structure of a container house is typically made from shipping containers, the design possibilities are virtually limitless. With the right planning and modifications, container houses can incorporate balconies or terraces to extend the living space and provide outdoor areas. To create a small balcony or terrace in a container house, several design approaches can be taken. One option is to remove a section of the container wall and replace it with large sliding or folding glass doors that open onto a balcony. This allows for seamless indoor-outdoor living and increases the sense of space. Another approach is to utilize the roof of the container house as a terrace. By reinforcing the roof structure and adding safety features such as railings, a usable outdoor space can be created. This rooftop terrace can be accessed through an external staircase or even an internal staircase within the container house. It is important to consider the structural integrity and weight distribution when designing a balcony or terrace for a container house. Proper support systems, such as additional steel beams or columns, may need to be incorporated to ensure the safety and stability of the structure. Additionally, the choice of materials for the balcony or terrace should be carefully considered to withstand outdoor elements. Durable and weather-resistant materials like composite decking or concrete can be used to create a functional and visually appealing outdoor space. In conclusion, container houses can certainly be designed to include a small balcony or terrace. With thoughtful planning, structural modifications, and the right choice of materials, container houses can provide a comfortable and enjoyable outdoor living experience.
Q:Can container houses be designed for communal living?
Yes, container houses can definitely be designed for communal living. Container homes are highly versatile and can be customized to accommodate multiple individuals or families. With careful planning and design, communal spaces such as shared kitchens, living areas, and bathrooms can be incorporated into container house layouts. Additionally, the modular nature of container homes allows for easy expansion and connection of multiple units, making them ideal for creating a larger communal living environment.
Q:Is there a containerized housekeeping room?
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Q:Are container houses suitable for student or workforce housing?
Yes, container houses can be suitable for student or workforce housing. They are cost-effective, can be easily transported, and can be customized to provide comfortable living spaces. Additionally, container houses are environmentally friendly as they make use of recycled materials.
Q:Can container houses be built with a fireplace or wood-burning stove?
Container houses have the potential to include a fireplace or wood-burning stove. Although the construction methods for these houses may differ from traditional homes, there are various ways to integrate a fireplace or stove into the design. One possibility is to modify the container by cutting out a section of the wall or roof to accommodate the fireplace or stove. This modification may necessitate reinforcing the surrounding structure to ensure safety and stability. Additionally, it is crucial to consider proper ventilation and insulation to prevent heat loss and maintain adequate airflow. Another option is to use a freestanding fireplace or stove that does not require installation into the walls or roof of the container. These can be positioned in a specific location within the container and connected to a chimney or venting system that extends through the roof. To ensure a proper and compliant installation, it is essential to seek advice from professionals such as architects, engineers, or experienced container home builders. They can offer guidance on the specific requirements and considerations for incorporating a fireplace or wood-burning stove into a container house, including adherence to local building codes and safety regulations.
Q:Can container houses be built off-grid?
Indeed, it is possible to construct container houses that operate independently from public utilities, a concept known as off-grid living. Container houses can be customized and engineered to adhere to the criteria of off-grid living. To achieve an off-grid container house, a range of systems can be implemented. Installation of solar panels on the roof enables the generation of electricity, which can then be stored in batteries for use during cloudy days or at night. Additionally, a rainwater harvesting system can be established to collect and store rainwater for daily use, thereby reducing reliance on municipal water supplies. These container houses can also integrate composting toilets or septic tanks to manage waste, eliminating the need for a connection to a sewage system. Greywater recycling systems can be employed to treat and recycle wastewater from sinks, showers, and washing machines, effectively minimizing water consumption. Moreover, optimization of insulation and ventilation is crucial for maintaining a regulated interior temperature, thereby reducing the necessity for heating or cooling systems. This can be achieved through the utilization of energy-efficient windows, insulation materials, and natural ventilation techniques. Container houses possess adaptability and can be constructed in remote locations, making them ideally suited for off-grid living. With appropriate modifications and the implementation of requisite systems, container houses can offer a sustainable and self-sufficient living solution.
Q:Can container houses be designed with passive cooling systems?
Yes, container houses can be designed with passive cooling systems. Passive cooling techniques, such as natural ventilation, shading, and insulation, can be incorporated into the design of container houses to minimize the need for mechanical cooling systems. These techniques help to regulate the temperature inside the house by utilizing natural airflow, reducing heat gain, and maximizing thermal insulation.
After decades of exploration and development, IN-HOUSE. has gradually formed own intellectual properties and core specialties, possessed professional operation capability, taking environment-protecting and energy-saving houses as main business, and taking development and design light gauge steel structure, building envelop, interior and exterior decorating materials, thermal insulation, water ,heating and electricity system, as well as construction equipment as core technologies.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Beijing,China
Year Established 2008
Annual Output Value Above US$1.5 Billion
Main Markets North America, East Europe, Middle East, South Asian, South America, South Pacific Islands and African countries
Company Certifications ISO9001:2008;ISO14001:2004

2. Manufacturer Certificates

a) Certification Name  
Range  
Reference  
Validity Period  

3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port TIANJIN PORT
Export Percentage 40%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 40 People
Language Spoken: English;Chinese
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size: Above 150,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 2
Contract Manufacturing OEM Service Offered;Design Service Offered
Product Price Range Average, High

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