Complete level support points, make sure trucks and lifting equipment can reach the site, and leave room for unloading and unfolding — end-panel and support-rod space for the X-type, space for the two long side walls on the Z-type. Reserve water and power connections according to the drawings and clear obstacles above the lifting area. For joined or stacked buildings the foundation and anchoring must follow the project design.
Yes, they can be joined and a two-storey option is available. The foundation, unit and floor connections, stair landings and railings, roof and joint waterproofing, and services must be designed as a whole. Never remove frame members or cut large openings on site without a design. Confirm the full layout, number of storeys, use and site conditions before production, and obtain local approvals.
Yes. The X-type is designed for repeated folding, and the Z-type can be closed for transport and reopened afterwards. Before moving, disconnect water and power, empty or secure furniture and equipment, check the frame, folding hardware, bolts, seals, panels, doors and windows, and remove site trims that block closing. Always use the designated lifting points and protect the folded unit and loose parts during transport.
Typhoon category 12, equivalent to a wind speed of 32.7–41.4 m/s.
Up to seismic intensity 8.
Yes, a glass curtain wall can be fitted on both the short and the long sides.
Yes. The standard is one door and two windows, and both the positions and the quantities can be customised.
Yes. Options include an integrated bathroom, a partitioned bathroom, a simple kitchen and a premium kitchen.
Yes. White is standard, with grey and wood-grain colours available.
Windows come in uPVC, aluminium alloy or thermal-break aluminium; doors in steel, roller shutter, double-leaf, aluminium alloy and more.
A detachable container house is assembled on site from separate parts: frame, roof, wall panels, floor, doors and windows. It is a purpose-built new prefabricated structure, not a converted shipping container. It involves more on-site structural work than expandable and folding houses, whose main frames are largely connected before leaving the factory, with only unfolding and fixing done on site.
The standard size is 5990 × 2990 × 2870 mm, about 18 m².
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