Introduction of integrated houses

With the development of new industrialization technology, the construction of houses can be done like machine production. By prefabricating house components in advance, houses can be manufactured in batches.



In the long-term development process, integrated houses and prefabricated houses, as emerging architectural models, have many similarities, but they are two different concepts.



What is an integrated house?

Integrated houses (also known as movable or removable houses) were born in the late 1950s. The main concept is to process the load-bearing structure represented by steel structure in accordance with the design requirements by prefabricating walls and roofs in the factory, which can be quickly assembled into a house construction mode.

The integrated house is composed of a structural system, a ground system, a floor system, a wall system, and a roof system. Each system is composed of several unit modules. The unit modules are manufactured in the factory, and the house site is assembled by the unit modules. The integrated house can be disassembled and moved without destroying the land. It has realized the transformation from the "real estate" property of the house to the "movable property" property for thousands of years, and realized the separation of "real estate" and "real estate" for thousands of years.

Integrated house is a temporary or permanent house that is easy to demolish, install, transport, store, and can be reused many times and for turnover. Widely used in temporary offices and dormitories on construction sites; construction houses for large-scale field exploration and field operations such as transportation, water conservancy, oil, natural gas, etc.; temporary houses for urban offices, civil settlements, exhibitions, etc.; leisure villas and holiday houses in tourist areas; earthquake resistance Housing for disaster relief and military fields.

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.

Located in the low flood zone of Nakhon nayok, about a two-hour drive from Bangkok, container houses OOST kampville is a place to escape from city life, with orchards and weekend homes for multi-generational families.





On one hand, the composition of the A-frame roof structure solve the problem that tropical climate causes and heat transfer issues. On the other hand, a metal panel at the top protects guests from heat and rain, while a translucent section in the middle allows natural light to reach the middle of deck.











The underside of the roof has a steel louver that protects against rain and direct sunlight and also allows wind to flow to maximize ventilation and prevent overheating inside the room.





The underside of the roof has a steel louver that protects against rain and direct sunlight and also allows wind to flow to maximize ventilation and prevent overheating inside the room.





The underside of the roof has a steel louver that protects against rain and direct sunlight and also allows wind to flow to maximize ventilation and prevent overheating inside the room.



 

A container house, also known as a prefab house, refers to a container with a container as the main body, which has been simply transformed into a tiny house.







Containers generally come in two sizes, 20ft and 40ft. People redecorated the containers, opened doors and windows, and furnished them with furniture and electrical equipment such as beds and sofas.





The first type of container house transformed from traditional containers is the secondary utilization of discarded containers. It is characterized by being very sturdy and can withstand greater pressure.





The second type of brand-new welded prefab is the living container that has become popular in recent years. It is characterized by convenient transportation, installation and movement, low manufacturing cost, a life span of more than 20 years, a high return on investment, and a wide range of use.





The third type of container prefab is between prefab and container houses. It adopts the technology of modular production. A container is modularized into standard parts, which are assembled on site and then installed on demand. The speed of installation and disassembly is faster than before. Both are faster and at the same time reduce shipping costs.



 

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.