Detachable Container House

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. Fast installation, a solid structure and a modular design make it suitable for temporary offices, construction sites and emergency accommodation.

The standard size is 5990 × 2990 × 2870 mm, about 18 m².

The standard shell includes galvanised corner posts, roof and floor beams, galvanised colour-steel roof and ceiling panels, roof insulation, floor substrate, 50 mm EPS wall panels, a steel entry door and sliding glass windows.

It ships as separate parts: frame members, panels, flooring, doors, windows and accessories, so packing is compact and up to 16 sets share one 40HQ. A single set can be protected with a steel frame for LCL shipping. Long members, panels, glass and hardware need separate protection and clear marking so they are easy to check on arrival; the packing list is final.

Floor beams, corner posts, roof trusses, bracing, wall panels, flooring, doors, windows and edge trims are assembled in sequence, then electrics, plumbing, bathroom fittings and interior finishes are installed to the order — more loose parts mean more assembly space, labour and tools than expandable or folding houses. Before the parts arrive: arrange truck or container access and unloading space, provide a dry storage area, complete a level foundation or support points with room for the floor frame, reserve water and power, and give safe roof access. Check foundation dimensions and level first — deviations directly affect the wall panels, doors, windows and roof connections.

Yes. They can be combined into larger open spans or multi-room buildings, and two- or three-storey buildings can be planned (up to 3 storeys, suitable for multi-storey camps or offices). The frame connections, opening reinforcement, floor and ceiling transitions, service routes, roof and wall joint waterproofing, stair landings, railings, drainage risers, electrical routes and fire and escape requirements must be coordinated as a whole before production. Never remove wall panels or frame members on site to create large openings; submit a complete room and circulation plan for a unified design.

12–15 years under normal use and maintenance.

Our minimum order quantity is 16 units.