Construction sites often rent living container houses as temporary accommodation and offices. These houses are well-equipped with interiors, flexible to assemble, and come with stairs and canopies, providing convenient living conditions. When inquiring about living container houses, clients often ask a common question:Are there any requirements for the foundation during assembly? In fact, different types of on-site living container houses have different foundation requirements, as outlined below:

      Folding Container House:Low foundation requirements; simply level the ground for immediate use. If conditions permit, pouring a cement floor and ensuring proper drainage can enhance living comfort.

      Packaged Container House:Simple foundation requirements; can be set up in strip or squat shapes, or even placed directly on the ground without a foundation.
 

 

      Prefab House:High foundation requirements; requires pouring a certain area of concrete for the foundation. The house and foundation need to be bound with expansion screws, and the first layer of concrete foundation cannot be reused during disassembly.

      Living container houses are quick to assemble and have relatively low foundation requirements. Reputable suppliers typically communicate relevant requirements in advance, alleviating any concerns clients may have about installation issues. With 15 years of industry experience, Hunan Yat Hing Tengfei provides comprehensive production and after-sales services and welcomes on-site inspections.