Quick facts
What buyers should know first.
Specification planning
Key configuration points before quotation.
Fold-out steel frame with integrated roof and floor system
Studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and multi-room concepts
Bathroom, kitchen, wiring, lighting and wall finish packages
EPS, rock wool or PU panel options can be reviewed by climate
Local voltage, plugs and breaker planning should be confirmed before production
Prepared level base, blocks, strip foundation or local engineered foundation
Application fit
Where this product line works best.
- Construction worker camps that need fast room capacity
- Backyard rental units where a wider interior matters
- Emergency accommodation after storms or temporary site demand
- Dealer showroom models for local prefab housing sales
Buyer decision notes
How to decide if this is the right model.
- Choose this model when interior area matters more than the lowest freight ratio.
- Confirm opening space, site access and crane or forklift plan before order.
- Use product-specific drawings to align bathroom, drainage and electrical positions.
Logistics
Export and site planning notes.
- Container loading quantity changes with size, interior package and accessory selection.
- The final opening method should be matched with local installer capability.
- A practical quote should include model, route, destination port and site access notes.
Product FAQ
Questions to settle before placing an order.
Is an expandable container house suitable for permanent living?
It can be configured as a livable prefab unit, but permanent use depends on local building approval, foundation, insulation, fire requirements, utility connection and installation quality. Buyers should confirm local code before ordering.
What information is needed for an accurate quote?
Share destination country, port, quantity, room layout, bathroom and kitchen requirements, climate, electrical standard and whether you need furniture or appliance options.
Can the layout be customized?
Yes, common customization includes partitions, doors, windows, bathroom position, kitchen position, wall panel type, flooring, color and electrical standard. Oversized changes need engineering and shipping review.
