Combination Modular Container House

Modular Arrangement: Combine multiple containers in various configurations (e.g., stacked, side-by-side) to create desired spaces.

Open Floor Plans: Utilize open spaces for living areas to enhance flow and natural light.

Interior Design:

Functional Spaces: Designate areas for bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and living rooms, ensuring efficient use of space.

Natural Light and Ventilation:

Large Windows: Use strategically placed windows and sliding glass doors to bring in natural light and provide ventilation.

Aesthetic Appeal: Use materials like wood, metal, or paint to enhance the visual appeal of the container exterior.

Landscaping: Incorporate outdoor spaces like decks, patios, or gardens to create a seamless indoor-outdoor experience.

Strong and durable, with high strength and stability

Good thermal insulation performance, comfortable living.

Good sound insulation performance.

Prefabrication and modular design, quick assembly and disassembly, convenient and flexible.

Strong scalability.

Modular container houses are made by combining multiple containers together. Choose the appropriate container size according to your needs. The most common standard containers are 20 feet (6.1 meters) and 40 feet (12.2 meters). For example, a 40-foot container can provide a larger internal space, which is suitable for use as a larger living unit or office area.

Q:What kind of foundation is required?

A:Depending on local regulations and site conditions, a combination container house may require a concrete slab, pier foundation, or other types of foundations.

Q:What are the maintenance requirements for container houses?

A:Regular maintenance includes checking for rust, sealing gaps, and ensuring proper insulation and roof integrity.

Q:Are combination container houses suitable for all climates?

A: With proper insulation and ventilation, they can be adapted for various climates. We design with local conditions in mind.