Standard Container Houses

Standard container houses are modular buildings constructed based on standardized ISO shipping container dimensions, using steel container frames as the primary load-bearing structure. This type of container house is widely recognized for its structural strength, durability, and global transportation compatibility, making it one of the most commonly used solutions in modular construction projects.
Standard container houses are built with reinforced steel corner castings, top and bottom beams, and corrugated steel sidewalls, ensuring excellent load-bearing performance and stacking capability. Key technical parameters include high structural strength, resistance to wind and seismic forces, and long service life. Insulation systems such as EPS, rock wool, PU, or PIR panels can be added to improve thermal and acoustic performance, allowing these container houses to adapt to various climates and usage requirements.
Interior systems, including electrical wiring, plumbing, flooring, doors, and windows, are typically pre-installed in the factory to ensure consistent quality and fast on-site installation. Standard container houses are widely used for residential accommodation, site offices, dormitories, and storage facilities. Their standardized size, ease of transportation, and repeatable quality make standard container houses an efficient and cost-effective modular building solution.