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Classification of Container Houses

Aaron Bascom
Container Houses

The container houses we are talking about now do not refer to container houses reused and transformed from shipping containers, but modular container houses that are similar in size and shape to containers and can be disassembled or assembled. They are made of steel and composite panels as the main materials and are equipped with doors and windows. The size, material, interior decoration, etc. can all be customized. Generally we are divided into packing container houses, quick assembly container houses and folding container houses.

For these types of container houses, they all have the following advantages:

However, packing container houses, quick-assembly container houses and folding container houses all have their own characteristics and advantages. Customers can choose the most suitable container house according to their specific needs. Let’s give a brief introduction.

In terms of transportation: Since the quick-assembly container house can be disassembled smaller, more can be packed for sea transportation. For example, for quick-assembly and packing houses of similar sizes (5900mm*2435mm*2800mm), a standard 20-foot shipping container can hold 4 sets of packing boxes, but if replaced quick-assembly boxes, it can hold 8 sets. Therefore, in terms of transportation costs, quick-assembly container house has more advantages. Of course, for small-sized folding boxes, shipping costs will be lower.

Installation: Packing containers and folding containers generally require crane installation. For places with limited installation conditions and space, it is recommended to choose quick assembly container houses.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you already have a general understanding of these types of container houses, and you can choose a container house that is more suitable for you according to your needs. Before purchasing, check with the supplier.

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