The foldable container prefab houses in the current market are gradually becoming standardized and branded, with generally reliable quality. They boast an attractive appearance, well-equipped interiors, and the ability to be folded and installed rapidly, ensuring a high level of safety. What regulations should be observed during the use of foldable container prefab houses?

        Fire Prevention

        When using Folding container prefab houses, avoid using open flames on building materials, refrain from welding close to walls, and ensure heating devices have fire prevention mechanisms. Power must be cut off before personnel leave. Do not arbitrarily connect wires or modify the original layout to prevent safety hazards.

        Secure Foundation

        While foldable container prefab houses have no special requirements for foundations, placing them directly on the ground without a base is generally suitable for inland areas. In coastal cities prone to typhoons, a fixed bottom device is necessary to prevent them from being blown away and posing a danger.
 

 

        Limited Number of Floors

        Generally, it is safer to keep the number of floors for Folding container prefab houses within 2, as their relatively lightweight structure can lead to safety hazards if exceeded.

        In summary, when purchasing or leasing foldable container prefab houses, professional installers must carefully follow the product drawings. Avoid making layout changes, conducting repainting or rust removal independently to prevent safety hazards.