Isolation Container Houses

Isolation container houses are specialized modular units designed to support quarantine, isolation, and infection-control applications during public health emergencies. These units provide independent living or treatment spaces that help reduce cross-contamination while ensuring basic comfort and safety.

Container home insulation are constructed using steel frames combined with insulated sandwich panels, offering controlled airflow and sealed interior environments. Key technical features include independent ventilation systems, optional negative pressure design, antibacterial wall and floor materials, and separate sanitary facilities. Electrical and plumbing systems are pre-installed to support medical monitoring and daily living needs.
These modular isolation units are widely used for epidemic response, temporary quarantine facilities, and emergency accommodation for infected or at-risk individuals. With fast installation and scalable deployment, isolation container houses offer an effective solution for urgent public health infrastructure requirements.