portable container house
The container house is a construction system that once again hits the fashion trend. It can be moved to various places anytime and anywhere, bringing people a more convenient and comfortable life. Solar photovoltaic panels can be used for indoor electricity, solar water heaters can provide heating and water supply, and the discharge of indoor showers and domestic water is purified by the sewage treatment system for reuse. Depending on the number of personnel, container houses of different sizes can be made.






 

If you are going to build a dormitory container houses, we recommend you to use folding container houses. It takes the shortest time to install among all the container types. Under estimated, you are able to build 5-6 container houses within half an hour without any installation experience. It saves manpower and time to a great extent. Container house includes galvanized steel structure, fireproof & waterproof sandwich panel wall & roof.  You can put 12sets of container house in 40HQ.

We have exported total 50 sets for workers' dormitory and office in Philippines. Philippines has a tropical climate with high temperature and rainy weather. The whole year is divided into dry season and rainy season. The annual average temperature is 27℃. We use 100mm glass wool in the roof of our container, so it will have great heat resistance performance.

After a house has been used for a certain number of years, it is prone to different degrees of damage, and renovation may be difficult to achieve the desired effect. Rebuilding a new home is obviously even less practical. So an affordable container house might be the best solution.


The home is built entirely from shipping containers and comes with a detached garage. The main house building is built from 4 combined containers, and the garage is built from one container alone. The interior is air-conditioned and the entire area includes a full basement and laundry area.


The living room has multiple transparent glass windows to enjoy the outdoor scenery. The unique design of the interior will let you see the corrugated siding of the shipping container.


The kitchen is located next to the living room and has a high chair bar and cooking work station. Wall cabinets are hung on the wall to make the kitchen more tidy. All the countertops are paved with strip wood grain to improve the texture, only the front of the dining bar uses marble grain.


There is a corridor in the living room, along with the orange wave siding at the top of the ceiling, it leads to the stairs at the back of the house, from which you can go up to the second floor of the house. The home has a total of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all on the second floor, totaling over 1,300 square feet.


This well-designed home also has a basement. The underground space is unadorned and is mainly used to house various line pipes and laundry, and also provides a safe shelter during storms.

The designer's choice of the tranquility of the area combined with the industrial style of his new project gave birth to the first container house project in the Brazilian region.


A total of four 40-foot shipping containers were used for the residence, each 12m long and 2.9m high. The container house has three bedrooms and a total area of about 196 square meters.


The building has two floors with three bedrooms, living room, dining room with integrated kitchen, office, three bathrooms, laundry area, covered garage and balcony.


In addition to being innovative, the project also adheres to this low-carbon and environmentally friendly design concept. In addition to using outdated containers, it also uses materials that are difficult to degrade, thus saving sand, bricks, cement, water and iron, etc. resources - thus reducing the amount of rubble generated in the job.

In terms of environment, the project also adopts the method of planting green plants to reduce the temperature of the surrounding environment of the container, which has the effect of energy saving and environmental protection.

In Port Severn, Ontario, a couple lived for a year in a floating house made by shipping containers. They started their live on water since April 2021.


For the owner, living on the water has always been a dream. So the couple purchased 4 sea crates, two of which form the bulk of the house and two for the garage and workshop.


This home has a fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, bedroom with king size bed and bathroom. According to the homeowner, the entire construction cost him $300,000 to $400,000.


The containers that make up the house are cut in multiple places to create a ventilated environment connected to the outside world. Any corner of the house can feel the hydrophilic atmosphere, and the lake and the surrounding environment have become part of this container building.


In order to live on the lake during the winter, the couple purchased services from the marina in Port Severn, including electricity to keep the house heated for the winter. The interior of the house retains traces of the use of containers, such as mottled wave siding, creating a retro industrial style.