A flat pack container is composed of structural, ground, wall, and roof systems. The basic unit of the pack container is the container body, and its structure utilizes special cold-formed galvanized steel components. The insulation materials for the enclosure are all non-flammable. Water, electricity, and supporting functions are all prefabricated in the factory, eliminating the need for secondary construction. It can be assembled on-site or lifted as a whole into position for immediate occupancy. Additionally, it can be used individually or flexibly combined to create spacious and layered usage spaces.

Packaged container houses are easily movable and assembled. For transportation, materials are loaded into containers using a compartmentalized approach, then securely fastened with ropes or straps to ensure safety and stability. When selecting the transportation method, factors such as road conditions, traffic, and weather are considered to ensure a safe, rapid, and cost-effective delivery.

Transport the entire unit to the site.

Verify and level the foundation.

Install the first layer of container body.

Ensure safety with suspended personnel working on the first-floor roof, connected with secure harnesses.

Install longitudinal and transverse joint cover plates on the first-floor roof.

Install the second layer of container body.

Ensure safety with suspended personnel working on the second-floor roof, connected with secure harnesses.

Install longitudinal and transverse joint cover plates on the second-floor roof.

Install column top caps.

Install corridor stairs, railings, canopies, and edge fasteners.

Apply weather-resistant adhesive to external joints of container corners.

Connect external power sources.

Completion of the assembly process.

Office packaged container houses offer seismic resistance up to level 8, wind resistance up to level 8, with a lifespan of over 15 years under reasonable use. They can be disassembled and reassembled over 10 times, promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly practices. The walls, equipped with rock wool strips, maintain excellent thermal insulation, fire resistance, and windproof properties, ensuring a comfortable and safe living environment. Installation is efficient, requiring only 4 people and 3 hours for a single container; alternatively, whole containers can be shipped and immediately installed on-site after connecting utilities. The walls are highly adaptable, allowing for the incorporation of glass curtain walls. Simple foundation requirements include options for strip foundations, squat foundations, or even no foundation, directly placed on the ground.

Construction Site Dormitories:Providing temporary accommodation and rest spaces for construction workers.

Mobile Residences and Offices:Serving as mobile homes and office spaces, facilitating long-term work and living arrangements for personnel.

Commercial Spaces:Offering convenient facilities and services for exhibitors and visitors in the commercial sector.

Military Applications:Serving as temporary command centers, medical stations, and barracks for military personnel, providing essential facilities and support.