Detachable container house
Modular space that can grow with the project
A detachable container house is built from transportable components and assembled into a modular unit at site. It is a practical direction for projects that want a clear base module with the option to combine units into a larger office, accommodation, dormitory, meeting or support facility.
How the format works
Individual modules can be used on their own or combined horizontally, and in some project designs vertically, subject to the required structural and local engineering review. Bolt-connected components support transport, assembly and later reconfiguration where the project permits.
Common reference configuration
Many standard modular layouts begin with a module around 5.95 × 3.00 × 2.80 m. This is only a planning reference: final external dimensions, room layout, connection details and technical scope must be confirmed for the selected production option.
Configuration options to discuss
- Wall and roof insulated-panel specification
- Floor base and finish, such as PVC, SPC or LVT options
- Door, window and glazing arrangement
- Electrical, lighting, plumbing, kitchen or bathroom provisions
Useful for a first inquiry
- Intended use, occupancy and number of rooms
- Number of modules or target floor area
- Single-storey or multi-level layout idea
- Destination country or port, plus any drawing or reference image
Quotation note: Module dimensions, connection method, structural scope, finishes, service systems, packing and delivery arrangements are confirmed according to your project requirements and the selected production option.
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