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Fast On-Site Assembly:Bolt-together frame allows a trained crew to build quickly with simple tools.
Strong Modular Steel Structure:Galvanized steel frame delivers stability and long-term durability.
Flexible Layout Configuration:Units can be connected side-by-side or stacked for multi-room designs.
All-Season Usability:Insulated wall and roof panels maintain comfort in hot or cold climates.
Easy Component Replacement:Individual panels and parts can be changed without dismantling the whole unit.
Custom Finish & System Options:Interior, exterior, window type, and utility systems are configurable.
The Flat Pack Container House is a modular building solution developed for cost-efficient transport and fast installation on site. Instead of being shipped as a fully built container unit, all main components are delivered flat-packed in organized sets. This drastically reduces shipping volume and allows more units to fit into each shipping container, helping lower overall project cost.
The structure is built from a reinforced galvanized steel frame that provides excellent strength and corrosion resistance. Wall and roof assemblies typically use insulated sandwich panels that improve thermal performance and sound reduction. Once assembled, the unit forms a sealed enclosure that performs reliably across different environments, including coastal zones, high-humidity locations, and areas with temperature extremes.
Interior systems are designed for quick connection. Electrical wiring, sockets, lights, doors, and windows can be pre-fitted or assembled onsite depending on customer preference. Flooring systems are made for durability and moisture resistance, making the space suitable for both residential and commercial use. Optional bathrooms, kitchens, and HVAC systems can be incorporated for turnkey delivery.
Installation is straightforward and does not require heavy machinery for standard units. A level foundation such as concrete blocks, steel beams, or slab base is sufficient. After the frame is assembled, wall and roof panels are fixed into position, followed by doors, windows, and system connections. The entire unit can typically be completed within one working day by a trained team.