in stock luxury quick-assembly-container house side window bar
in stock luxury quick-assembly-container house side window bar
Dom z kontenerów składanych na płasko

Dom w płaskim opakowaniu, hurtowy, szybki montaż, składany

Twelve 20ft units fit a 40HQ at a 600 mm pack. The same container takes six folding units at 390 mm folded thickness. The folding unit costs more per square metre and saves about a day of site labour each, which is the trade wholesale pricing turns on.

specyfikacje produktu W pełni konfigurowalny
tworzywo Stal ocynkowana, stal nierdzewna 304
materiał wypełniający wełna mineralna, EPS i poliuretan
Zakres temperatur pracy -30°C do +70°C
Personalizacja panele ścienne, panele podłogowe, gniazdka elektryczne, meble, przyłącza wodne, szafki kuchenne, urządzenia sanitarne itp.
Lokalizacja fabryki KANTON
Obsługiwane warunki wysyłki EXW, FCA, FOB, CIF, DDP
Warunki płatności T/T, L/C, inne warunki do negocjacji
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Opis produktu

Overall Size, Height and Frame Weight

The shell measures 11800 mm by 3000 mm, and 2500 mm of headroom clears a standing adult inside. Bare frame weight is 1100 kg. One light crane handles that without a spreader, and under the floor the base frame is 600 mm deep and leaves a crawl gap for services. Wall build-up is 165 mm from skin to skin. For a flat pack container house this size, groundwork is a level pad rather than a deep footing.

ParameterFlat packFolding frame
Transport thickness600 mm390 mm
Units per 40HQ612
Site assembly8 to 12 hours, bolted35 to 45 minutes, unfolded
Frame rigidityWelded box, braced by panelsHinged walls, stiffness comes from the locks
Wall continuityFull panel, no fold lineHinge line every 2.9 m
StackingTwo floors, three with heavier postsOne storey, no stacking on this type
Length options5950 to 6900 mm5800 or 11800 mm
Width options2438 to 3000 mm2500 mm fixed
PartitionsAnywhere on the stud linePartitions only where the columns fall
Moving againDismantle, pack, rebuildFolds flat, lifts as one, opens again
Reuse cycles5 to 8 moves15 to 20 moves
Water riskJoints sealed on siteThe fold seam is sealed before it leaves
Kabina łazienkowaFits inside the frameA pod fits when the plan leaves room
Ceiling void240 mm for services165 mm
Weight, 20ftAbout 1.2 t1100 kg
Shell priceBase8 to 12% more
Czas realizacji10 to 15 days15 to 20 days
Best forLong stay, stacked, large roomsQuick camp moves and short stays
Spares that matterPanels and fixingsHinges, seals and lock hardware

Box Frame, Corner Bolts and Panel Core

A welded box in 2.0 mm galvanized steel forms the structure, and vertical load runs down four corner posts into the base rails. Panels add bracing once fitted. Where two modules meet, flanged corner plates take bolts through. Bolts are the only joint, so the shell can come apart later, and the tube carries a galvanized coating inside and out.

Structural parts supplied
· Top frame welded as one box, 2.0 mm wall
· Base frame 600 mm deep with cross members
· Four posts with bolted flange plates
· Threaded studs, nuts and tapered washers
· Lifting lugs welded at each corner

Wall build-up is 165 mm sandwich board, a rock wool or EPS core held between two steel skins. Roof panels match the walls and sit on a shallow fall, while the floor boards are 15 mm, screwed down onto steel joists. A groove at each corner takes the panel edge, and a gasket seals the line. Such a build-up slows heat gain by day and heat loss at night.

Wall and roof materials
· 165 mm panel with a rock wool or EPS core
· Colour steel skin on both faces
· Roof sheet cut to the same profile
· 15 mm floor board over steel joists
· Gasket strip and foil tape for the seams

Lights, Sockets and the Board Layout

Cable sits inside the wall cavity, fitted before the two skins close. Lights, sockets, switches and a board come with every unit, and a main breaker and a leakage trip sit in that board by the door. Circuits split by room. One fault trips a single way, so the rest of the unit stays lit. Voltage and plug shape follow the destination market. Final link is a job for a licensed electrician, and even a fast assembly container house wants a checked supply.

Wired into each module
· Ceiling light and a two way switch
· Socket outlets along the long walls
· Board with main breaker and leakage trip
· Outside plug point under a flap
· Circuit list taped inside the board Circuits split by room, so one fault trips a single way and the rest of the unit stays lit. The board is sealed and labelled before it leaves, so that electrician finds every way already named.

Bundle Packing and Container Load Plan

Each flat pack container house packs as a single flat bundle of frames, posts, panels and roof sheets. White plates keep each bundle true on the road, red plates lash several into one block, and panel faces meet through a foam separator. High cube boxes swallow a full run of units. Drawings and the packing list travel inside the door.

Loaded with the bundle
· White plate on each bundle, red plate for the block
· Foam separator between panel faces
· Bolt crate, spanner and silicone tubes
· Drawing set and packing list in a wallet
· Touch-up paint and spare screws

Worker Camps, Canteens and Site Uses

A single unit takes an office, a store or a gatehouse, and several linked make a dormitory block, canteen or first aid room. Lift it onto a prepared pad and the flat pack container house closes the same day. Bolted joints mean a block can be split and moved to the next site. One shell serves them all. Mining camps, road projects and farms work off it.

Przepływ produkcji warsztatowej

Wprowadzenie do fabryki

Expandable House Manufacturing Factory

Jesteśmy profesjonalnym producentem specjalizującym się w prefabrykowanych domach kontenerowych, rozkładanych domach kontenerowych, składanych domach kontenerowych oraz mobilnych łazienkach prefabrykowanych. Projektujemy, produkujemy i eksportujemy modułowe rozwiązania mieszkaniowe dla hoteli, willi, biur, akademików, magazynów, warsztatów i placów budowy. Nasza fabryka zajmuje powierzchnię 50 000 metrów kwadratowych i znajduje się w Kantonie. Zapraszamy gości.

Często zadawane pytania

  • What are the overall dimensions?

    The shell of a flat pack container house measures 11,800 mm by 3,000 mm, and 2,500 mm of headroom clears a standing adult. Bare frame weight is 1,100 kg.
  • How is the structure made?

    A welded box in 2.0 mm galvanized steel forms the structure, and vertical load runs down four corner posts into the base rails. Panels add bracing once they are in.
  • What thickness are the walls?

    Wall build-up is 165 mm sandwich board, a rock wool or EPS core held between two steel skins. Roof panels match the walls and sit on a shallow frame.
  • Does the wiring come done already?

    Cable sits inside the wall cavity, fitted before the two skins close. Lights, sockets, switches and a board with a main breaker and leakage trip come with every unit.
  • How fast does the shell close?

    Four workers and a light crane close the shell in about 12 hours. The pad is levelled first, then the base frame is set and the posts stand up.

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