FAQ

The standard bathroom includes wall panels, a door, a washbasin, a mirror and a toilet. It can be upgraded to a dry/wet separated shower, marble flooring or a premium shower set.

Store them on level, dry ground and avoid long exposure to extreme weather, which extends the service life.

Check bolt tightness and clean the surfaces regularly, and service the hydraulic rods and seals according to how often the unit is used.

Temporary offices, site accommodation, medical stations and emergency relief, as well as homes, showrooms, shops and hotels. Its portability and quick assembly make it suitable for a wide range of sites.

A modular design with efficient folding and fast expansion, a strong and durable frame, and an interior layout that can be configured to the requirement.

15–20 years under normal use and maintenance.

They differ in folding structure, on-site unfolding procedure and loading quantity. Standard outside dimensions are 5.8 × 2.46 × 2.43 m for the X-type and 5.8 × 2.48 × 2.48 m for the Z-type, with 14 and 10 sets per 40HQ respectively. The X-type needs temporary support rods to raise the front and rear end panels; the Z-type needs two long side walls fitted and corner drainage completed.

Non-standard sizes can be considered, but the standard sizes are designed around the folding mechanism and 40HQ transport. Changing the size affects the frame, hinges, folding hardware, panel lengths, door and window positions, lifting method and folded transport dimensions, and may require a 40 ft open-top container. Where more space is needed, joining standard modules is usually more practical than enlarging a single unit.

The two types differ. X-type: galvanised folding steel frame with flat roof, 15 mm cement-based floor, 50 mm EPS wall panels, steel security door, single-glazed uPVC sliding windows and two LED lights. Z-type: hot-dip galvanised frame, 50 mm EPS roof panel, 18 mm cement board with 2.0 mm PVC flooring, 50 mm EPS wall panels, steel door and two sliding windows.

They fold into compact units that are loaded and secured inside the container — about 14 X-type or 10 Z-type units per 40HQ — with loose parts and accessories packed separately to prevent movement. The destination port needs container handling and transfer equipment, and non-standard sizes may need an open-top container.

Both types need lifting equipment and a level working surface. X-type: lift the unit, stabilise it with support rods, fold up the front and rear end panels and fix the corner posts. Z-type: lift the unit, fix the four corner posts, fit the two long side walls and finish the corners and edges. Once the frame is fixed, connect water and power and check the doors, windows and systems. Nobody may stand inside the lifting area while the unit is being lifted.