Standard 20ft Unit
Standardized accommodation or office module for camps and repeat procurement.
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Container Integrated Houses for Camps, Offices and Flexible Modular Projects
A modular building system based on a standardized container format. Choose a complete unit or a flat-pack system, then combine modules horizontally or vertically for accommodation, offices, retail and public-service applications.
6055 × 2990mmStandard 20ft exterior size.
Approx. 18 sqmStandard single-unit floor area.
Up to 3 StoreysStacking subject to structural review.
Q235B SteelHot-dip galvanized frame
75mm Rock WoolA-class fire wall option
2.0kN/sqmFloor live load
15-20 YearsDesign service life
Product category overview
A standardized steel-frame modular building system for rapid deployment, combination and repeated project use.
The standard module combines a Q235B hot-dip galvanized steel frame, insulated wall panels, roof, floor, doors, windows and factory-prepared utilities. It can be used independently or connected into offices, accommodation blocks, commercial spaces and public facilities.
Standard 20ft moduleWhole-unit or flat-packHorizontal combinationUp to 3 storeys planned
Standardized procurementA consistent module simplifies project scheduling, repeat orders, spare parts and camp layout.
Multiple delivery methodsCompleted units suit fast deployment; flat-pack versions improve loading density for export.
Flexible building scaleUnits can connect side-by-side or stack with planned openings, stairs and corridors.
Broad fit-out rangeAccommodation, office, bathroom, kitchen, commercial glazing and smart systems can be specified.
Technical specifications
Container Integrated House Specifications
Use this table to review standard dimensions, structure, envelope, loading and performance options before quotation.
| Parameter | Specification | Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard exterior size | 6055 × 2990 × 2896mm (20ft standard unit) | Standard interior size | 5845 × 2790 × 2500mm |
| Single-unit floor area | Approx. 18m² | Custom size range | L 1000–12000mm; W 1000–4000mm; H 1000–4500mm |
| Frame material | Q235B hot-dip galvanized steel | Main beam thickness | 2.0–3.0mm |
| Wall system | 75mm rock-wool sandwich panel; A-class fire performance | Rock-wool density | ≥80kg/m³ |
| Roof system | Flat roof with organized internal drainage | Roof build-up | 0.4mm color steel sheet + 75mm glass-wool insulation + foil layer |
| Floor system | Fiber-cement board + insulation + MgO board or plywood + PVC floor | Doors and windows | Steel door; PVC sliding or thermal-break aluminum windows; double insulated tempered glass |
| Stacking | Up to 3 storeys | Floor live load | 2.0kN/m² |
| Roof live load | 0.5kN/m² | Seismic design | Degree 8 |
| Wind resistance | Grade 10–12 | Design service life | 15–20 years |
| Production and installation | Factory modular prefabrication; 2 workers can assemble a 20m² unit in about 4 hours | Transport | Whole-unit transport or flat-packed package-house delivery |
| Surface and electrical system | White electrostatic powder coating, customizable color; concealed flame-retardant PVC conduit, 220V standard voltage | Foundation requirement | Level, hardened ground; no complex foundation required for standard single-unit placement |
Specifications are provided for quotation and project planning. Final structure, combinations, foundation, openings, loading, fire performance and local-code compliance must be confirmed for the selected project.
Starting options
Choose the Container System Around Transport and Building Scale
The correct choice depends on whether the buyer prioritizes finished delivery, container loading efficiency, larger connected rooms or premium appearance.
Flat-Pack Container House
Frames and panels packed for efficient export and local bolted assembly.
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Office Combination System
Multiple modules with designed openings for large offices, meeting rooms and administration blocks.
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Hospitality / Commercial Custom
Upgraded façade, glazing and interior package for tourism and commercial applications.
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Container House Structural, Envelope and MEP System
A professional quotation should separate steel frame, wall panel, roof, floor, doors, windows, utilities and connection components.
Projects can be planned for hot-dip galvanized square steel and 2.0-3.0mm main-frame thickness.
A-class fire rock wool panel with density of at least 80kg/m³ is the premium wall option.
Color-coated roof sheet, insulation and internal drainage are listed as the standard roof approach.
Fiber-cement board, insulation, structural board and PVC finish form the standard floor system.
Steel doors, PVC windows and thermal-break aluminum with double-insulated glass can be selected.
Concealed flame-retardant electrical conduit, PPR water lines and factory-prepared connection points are available.
Q235B hot-dip galvanized frame with 2.0–3.0mm main beams; 75mm A-class rock-wool wall panel; 2.0kN/m² floor live load; 0.5kN/m² roof live load; up to 3 storeys; degree 8 seismic design; grade 10–12 wind resistance; and a 15–20-year design service life. Confirm the final project design and destination requirements.
Quick product selector
Find a Container House System for Your Project
Choose the use, required space, storeys, transport approach, fire requirement and finish level to identify a practical starting system.
The selector provides a starting recommendation. Final structural, loading and site requirements remain subject to engineering confirmation.
Layout and configuration ideas
Layout Packages for Standard and Combined Container Modules
Define the internal function together with connection openings, stairs, corridors and the MEP distribution plan.
Standard 20ft unitSingle or shared room with storage, lighting, air-conditioning provision and optional bathroom.
Two or more modulesConnected modules with large openings, workstations, meeting room and reception area.
Standard or combinedBedroom, bathroom, kitchen and finished interior package for longer occupancy.
Custom façade packageLarge glazing, decorative cladding, branded entrance and public-facing interior.
Customization
Customize the Frame, Panels, Openings and Combined Building System
Container-house projects range from economical camps to high-finish commercial buildings. Keep the base structure and finish upgrades clearly separated in the quotation.
Combination design
Create Larger Rooms and Multi-Storey Blocks
Plan removed wall panels, transfer beams, columns, stairs and corridors before the modules enter production.
- Side-by-side and end-to-end connection
- Two or three-storey planning
- External or internal corridors
- Stairs, railings and canopy structures
Appearance and fit-out
Upgrade the Standard Box for Office, Tourism or Retail
Façade treatment, glazing and interior finishes can move the same structural platform into higher-value applications.
- Custom exterior colors and cladding
- Thermal-break aluminum doors and windows
- Living-ready bathroom and kitchen
- Smart controls, curtains, HVAC and furniture options
Need a project-specific configuration?
Send the intended use, destination, quantity and preferred layout. The quotation can separate the base unit, upgraded materials, MEP scope and optional accessories.
Buyer value
Why Container Integrated Houses Remain a Core Modular Building System
The platform is widely used because it balances standardization, structural strength, combination flexibility and a broad range of finishes.
Standardized Project Platform
Consistent module dimensions simplify procurement, camp grids and repeat orders.
Fast Factory-to-Site Deployment
High factory completion reduces wet work and site construction time.
Flexible Combination
Units can form accommodation blocks, offices, commercial rooms and public facilities.
Fire and Waterproof Upgrades
Rock wool panels and closed roof details support higher performance requirements.
Relocatable and Reusable
Modules can be moved and reused as project needs change.
Whole-Unit or Flat-Pack Delivery
Buyers can choose more factory completion or higher shipping efficiency.
Applications
Applications for Container Integrated Houses
The standardized module can move from economical project housing to higher-finish commercial use through different combinations and finish packages.
Engineering Camp
Dormitories, project offices, meeting rooms, dining and service facilities.
Office and Administration
Connected office modules for project management and temporary administration.
Tourism and Homestay
Living-ready modules with upgraded façade, bathroom and interior finishes.
Retail and Commercial
Container cafés, pop-up stores, commercial streets and showrooms.
Emergency and Public Service
Temporary clinics, command rooms, public toilets and service stations.
Overseas Modular Projects
Standardized modules for Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa and other project markets.
Project workflow
From Module Grid to Factory Production and Site Combination
For multi-unit buildings, design coordination is more important than the production of any single box.
Project Grid and Function Planning
Confirm module count, room schedule, storeys, circulation and utility zones.
Structure and Connection Engineering
Define openings, beams, columns, stairs, corridors, anchoring and foundation.
Factory Frame and Envelope Production
Manufacture the galvanized frame, roof, floor, panels, doors and windows.
MEP, Interior and Quality Inspection
Install utilities and finishes, then inspect waterproofing, dimensions and systems.
Delivery, Lifting and Site Connection
Transport whole or flat-pack modules, place them and complete structural and utility connections.
Packing and delivery
Choose Whole-Unit, Flat-Pack or Mixed Delivery by Project Scale
Small local projects may value factory-finished units, while large export programs may prioritize flat-pack loading and destination assembly.
Transport strategy should be selected before the finish package
The product range supports both whole-unit and flat-pack transport. Final loading plans depend on the frame, panels, interior equipment, stairs and connection components.
- Whole-unit delivery reduces destination assembly
- Flat-pack delivery improves container utilization
- Mixed delivery can combine finished service modules with flat-pack rooms
- Label modules and connection components by building grid
- Confirm crane, foundation and local assembly resources
Quotation checklist
Confirm the Module Grid and Delivery Method
Container integrated houses can be quoted as whole units, flat-pack systems or mixed deliveries. The best option depends on project scale, finish level and site resources.
Quantity, Storeys and Connections
Confirm the number of units, single or multi-storey planning, connection openings, stairs, corridors and shared utility routes.
Send Module PlanWhole-Unit or Flat-Pack Transport
Choose more factory completion for faster site use, or flat-pack delivery for higher export loading efficiency.
Choose Delivery ModeCamp, Office or Commercial Fit-Out
Confirm wall panel, floor finish, doors, windows, bathroom, kitchen, HVAC, furniture and exterior appearance requirements.
Confirm Fit-OutFAQ
FAQ for Container Integrated House Projects
Answers focus on standard dimensions, combination, fire packages and transport methods.
What is the standard module size?
The standard 20ft module is 6055 × 2990 × 2896mm outside, 5845 × 2790 × 2500mm inside, with approximately 18m² of floor area.
Can the units be connected into a larger room?
Yes. Modules can connect horizontally or vertically. Removed walls, beams, columns and utility routes must be designed for the final layout.
Can container houses be stacked?
Yes. Projects can be planned up to three storeys. Foundation, bracing, stairs, fire egress and structural calculations should be confirmed for the final layout and local code.
What wall panel is recommended for fire performance?
A 75mm rock wool sandwich panel is recommended for higher fire-performance requirements, with density of at least 80kg/m³.
Can the unit be shipped flat-packed?
Yes. The product family can be delivered as whole units or flat-packed systems, depending on design and project strategy.
Can bathrooms and kitchens be factory installed?
Yes. Sanitary fixtures, cabinets, PPR plumbing, electrical conduits and connection points can be prepared in the factory.
What should be checked when comparing quotations?
Compare steel thickness, welding quality, panel core and density, roof waterproofing, floor build-up, finish scope, accessories and after-sales terms.
Can the exterior be customized for commercial use?
Yes. Color, cladding, glazing, entrance, canopy and interior finish can be upgraded, subject to structure and transport review.
Quotation-ready inquiry
Prepare the Core Project Details for a Practical Quote
Use this configurator to organize the key project details first. Final submission will be sent through the site inquiry form, so the information can reach the sales team reliably.
- Destination, application and approximate quantity
- Preferred model or request for recommendation
- Expected delivery time and optional drawing
- One reliable contact method