Product Description

Flat pack container house is a high-end type of modular housing, particularly suited for transportation, rapid assembly, and structural stability. They consist of a roof, base, corner columns, and several interchangeable wall panels. Utilizing modular design concepts and production technology, these houses are transported as standard components to the site, where they are assembled or hoisted into place, ready for immediate occupancy.  

The structure of these houses is robust and offers excellent sealing properties, making them versatile for various fields and industries. They can be configured for use as meeting rooms, dormitories, kitchens, bathrooms, and more.  

Packaged container houses are transported via large logistics companies, with vehicle types selected based on specific dimensions and weight to ensure safe delivery. For nearby destinations, the houses are typically shipped fully assembled, while for distant or overseas locations, they are disassembled into components to protect the goods during transit.

JinHongTong flat-pack container walls are constructed with EPS/rock wool sandwich panels, and the roof is made of fiberglass! All steel structures are fully painted and treated for reliability, while the wall and roof materials are thermally insulated. Each unit comes complete with walls, roof, electrical systems, plumbing, and flooring.  

✔ Includes a full roof and floor!  
✔ Ready to use upon unpacking!  
✔ 6 workers can install 1 unit in just 30-90 minutes! Saves labor and makes installation easier!  
✔ Fully galvanized!  
✔ Roof designed with organized drainage!  

Can be stacked up to 3 layers high! Can be combined to form a larger hall! Ideal for setting up large construction site offices, government project buildings, and mining site offices!

Product Advantages 

1. Easy Transportation: Particularly suitable for units that frequently change construction sites.  
2. Durable and Sturdy: Made entirely of galvanized steel, ensuring stability, strength, and excellent seismic resistance. It has strong anti-deformation capabilities and superior sealing performance, with strict manufacturing processes ensuring excellent watertightness.

3. Customizable Design: Allows for personalized artistic creation, making it unique and aligned with individual preferences and styles.

4. Versatile Combinations: Based on individual container units, it can be expanded into various combined spaces, such as meeting rooms, dormitories, kitchens, and bathrooms. Standard dimensions include a width of 3m, height of 3m, and length ranging from 6m to 12m.

5. Easy Assembly and Disassembly: Lightweight with superior performance. The house features an integrated structure with an internal frame, walls made of color steel plates and fiberglass or rock wool, and optional wood paneling for decoration. It can be relocated as a whole and has a lifespan of over 20 years.  
6. Cost-Effective and Reusable: Recycling a single used container can save 1.7 tons of steel and 0.4 cubic meters of wood, reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 3.49 tons, and produce no construction waste. If 100,000 used containers are recycled annually, it can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 349,000 tons and save 340 million kWh of electricity. The container modular technology can reduce construction time by 70%.

Potential Application Scenarios for Flat-Pack Container Houses 

Flat-pack container houses feature a simple and safe structure, low foundation requirements, quick on-site installation, easy relocation, high reusability, and a long service life. These units can be assembled and disassembled without loss or construction waste, making them suitable for a variety of uses, including offices, accommodations, dining areas, bathrooms, entertainment spaces, and combined large spaces. They are ideal for meeting the needs of:  

- Construction site camps  
- Temporary municipal facilities  
- Field operation camps  
- Emergency housing  
- Schools  
- Hospitals  
- Tourist rest stops  
- Various commercial properties

Packaging & Delivery

Due to its own container-based structure, there are structures at the bottom that facilitate lifting and transportation. It can be moved to a new location using equipment such as a crane or forklift. This is useful when there is a need for a temporary change of use of the site or in response to an emergency, such as temporary relocation after a natural disaster.