Analysis of the structure of the flat pack container house

With the progress of urbanization, many times need the participation of container house, container house with its low cost, flexibility and rapid construction advantages, gradually become a major highlight of the modern construction process.

So, what exactly is the container house? How is it constructed and what are its applications? Packing houses are usually constructed from converted containers or steel frames plus other necessary materials. The most common form is to convert a traditional shipping container and use its sturdy metal shell and standardized dimensions to create a comfortable living or working space. The specific construction includes the following parts:

1. Outer frame and structure

The exterior of the packing house is generally composed of steel or aluminum alloy, which are materials of high strength and durability, and can effectively resist the erosion of the external environment. The frame structure of the container itself is very reasonably designed, so that it has good resistance to pressure and shock, and adapts to various climatic environments.

2. Wall and heat insulation materials

In order to increase comfort, the walls and roof of the container house are usually heat-insulated and sound-insulated. The internal walls will be decorated with lightweight panels, timber or plasterboard, and insulating materials such as foam boards and rock wool will be added to ensure a comfortable temperature in the living environment.

3. Doors, windows and ventilation system

The doors and windows of the container house are usually made of aluminum alloy or plastic steel to ensure good sealing and durability. In order to improve air circulation, reasonable windows and ventilation systems are usually designed to ensure fresh air inside the house and avoid humidity.

As for the interior, the container house can be flexibly designed according to the usage requirements. Including electrical facilities, sanitary facilities, furniture configuration, etc., all of which can be customized according to the user’s needs.

In addition, as the original space of the container is limited, designers usually maximize the use of space through rational planning of space layout and clever use of folding furniture.