Combined Containers

Combined containers are modular buildings created by connecting multiple container units horizontally or vertically to form larger, more functional spaces. This container structure system allows standard container modules to be transformed into spacious buildings suitable for residential, commercial, or industrial applications, while retaining the strength and durability of steel container frames.
Combined containers utilize reinforced structural connections, including steel beams, column supports, and customized openings, to maintain overall structural integrity after containers are joined. Key technical parameters include enhanced load distribution, multi-story stacking capability, and flexible interior layout design. Insulation systems, fire-rated wall panels, and integrated mechanical and electrical systems can be customized according to project requirements.
This type of modular container building supports open-plan layouts, larger rooms, staircases, and shared facilities, making it ideal for offices, dormitories, classrooms, and commercial buildings. Combined containers offer a balance between modular efficiency and architectural flexibility, allowing scalable expansion and phased construction.