Chassis Welds, Deck Panels and Joint Seals
The chassis is built from square tubing. Every corner is fully welded, and gussets are added where the wings connect to the main frame, keeping the seam continuous. Four lifting lugs are cut from 20 mm plate; they also work as tie-down points for transport. Cam locks pull each wing tight against the gasket, so the connection stays sealed during shipment. Upright posts hold the panels and keep walls straight. The lifting points are spaced 5,900 mm apart, compatible with a standard spreader beam.
Lifting and lashing kit
· Four lifting heads cut from 20 mm plate
· Tie down eyes at the same four corners
· Cam locks closing each wing joint
· Rubber gasket along the wing edge
· Steel capping over the roof edge
Panels on the 40ft double wing expandable container house are sandwich board with an EPS core. Colour steel skins face both sides. Roof and cut-off carry the same build-up, so the ceiling line stays even across the wings. Foil tape seals every joint, and the wing seam gets a second run. Underfoot sits cement board with an SPC wear layer, and a sealed envelope keeps damp out on a long sea leg.
Envelope and deck items
· Sandwich wall panels with EPS core
· Matching roof and cut-off panels
· Cement fiberboard deck under SPC
· Foil tape on wall and roof seams
· Aluminium sliders with fly screens