Standard 3 × 6m Unit
The standard 3m × 6m × 2.8m module provides about 18m² for accommodation, offices, service rooms and repeated deployment.
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Quick Assembly Container Houses Built for Fast On-Site Installation
Factory-prefabricated frames, panels, doors, windows and utility provisions are delivered as flat-packed components and assembled on site with bolts—without welding the standard structure on site.
3 × 6mStandard nominal module size.
Approx. 18 sqmApproximate floor area per unit.
2-3 StoreysHorizontal combinations and 2–3 storeys supported.
All-BoltedNo site welding required
≈4 HoursTypical time for 2–3 workers per unit
≈90%Factory-prepared structure and components
85-95%Estimated component reuse rate
Product category overview
A factory-prefabricated, fully bolted housing system that can be dismantled, relocated and combined.
The roof frame, floor frame, four corner columns, sandwich wall panels, doors, windows and utility routes are prepared in the factory. On site, the components are connected with bolts, allowing the building to be disassembled without cutting or damaging the main frame.
All-bolted assemblyFlat-pack transport2-3 storey planningCustom room layouts
Fast field assemblyUnder suitable site conditions, 2–3 workers can assemble one standard unit in about four hours.
Easy relocationThe all-bolted frame can be dismantled for relocation while retaining the primary structural components.
Flexible combinationsModules can connect side by side or stack to 2–3 storeys, subject to the confirmed project design.
Finish-level choiceLayouts can be configured as one bedroom with bathroom, one bedroom with living area, two bedrooms with living area, or other project-specific arrangements.
Technical specifications
Quick Assembly House Specifications
Use this table to review standard dimensions, structure, materials, installation method and performance options before quotation.
| Parameter | Specification | Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard nominal size | 3m × 6m × 2.8m | Custom size | 4m × 6m and project-specific sizes available |
| Approx. exterior size | 6055 × 2990 × 2896mm | Approx. interior size | 5845 × 2780 × 2540mm |
| Single-unit floor area | Approx. 18m² | Floor load | ≥2.0kN/m² |
| Stacking | 2–3 storeys | Connection method | All-bolted assembly; no standard on-site welding |
| Main frame | Q235/Q355 high-strength galvanized steel | Wall panels | Rock wool, PU, glass wool or EPS sandwich panels |
| Floor system | Fiber-cement board with PVC flooring or SPC flooring | Floor-board capacity | Approx. 300–500 jin/m² (150–250kg/m²) |
| Roof system | Double-layer color-coated steel sheets with insulation | Surface treatment | High-temperature spray coating or baked paint |
| Doors and windows | Steel door; PVC sliding or thermal-break aluminum windows | Glazing | Double insulated tempered glass |
| Factory preparation | Approx. 90% of structure, envelope, openings and utility routes | Installation time | 2–3 workers, approx. 4 hours per unit under suitable conditions |
| Estimated reuse rate | Approx. 85–95% | Service life | Approx. 15–20 years with proper use and maintenance |
| Seismic design | Degree 7–8 | Wind resistance | Grade 10–12 |
| Site requirement | Level, hardened ground; slope ≤3%; avoid standing water | Routine inspection | Check coating and sealant every six months; inspect after extreme weather |
Specifications are provided for quotation and project planning. Final dimensions, structural calculations, fire performance, wind and seismic design must be confirmed for the selected configuration, foundation, destination and local code.
Starting options
Select a Standard Module, Custom Width, Combined Space or Stacked Building
The standard unit can be used independently, widened to a custom size, connected horizontally or stacked to create larger functional buildings.
Wide 4 × 6m Custom Unit
A custom 4m × 6m configuration for projects that need a wider single-room plan; final dimensions and structure follow the approved drawing.
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Combined Modular Space
Horizontally connected modules create larger offices, meeting rooms, shops, showrooms or other open and divided layouts.
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Two-Storey Modular Block
Two- or three-storey module groups can add accommodation or office capacity where site area is limited.
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Quick Assembly Structural and Material System
The product specification defines the frame, wall panel, roof, floor, door, window, surface treatment and utility options that should be confirmed in the quotation.
The roof frame, floor frame and four corner columns use Q235/Q355 galvanized steel; some beams may use cold-formed C-sections.
Choose rock wool, polyurethane, glass wool or EPS sandwich panels based on fire, thermal and acoustic requirements.
Two color-coated steel layers with intermediate insulation provide thermal and acoustic protection.
The standard floor build-up uses fiber-cement board with a PVC floor finish or SPC flooring.
Door and window options include steel doors, PVC sliding windows or thermal-break aluminum frames with double insulated tempered glass.
PPR water pipes and PVC electrical conduits can be routed in the factory, with site connection points reserved.
Key engineering checkpoints: floor load ≥2.0kN/m², 2–3 storeys, degree 7–8 seismic resistance, grade 10–12 wind resistance and an expected 15–20-year service life. These values require confirmation against the final configuration, foundation, site conditions and destination code.
Quick product selector
Find a Quick Assembly Format for Your Project
Select the use, room scale, stacking need, transport priority and insulation requirement to identify a practical starting format.
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 Units
Room arrangements can include one bedroom with bathroom, one bedroom with living area, two bedrooms with living area, offices, shops and service rooms. Confirm all openings and utility connections with the final plan.
Standard or combined unitsBeds, storage, lighting and air-conditioning provisions for project accommodation.
Standard, wide or combinedOpen workstation plan, meeting area, glazed frontage and optional internal partitions.
Standard service moduleIntegrated wash basin, toilet, shower and factory-prepared water connections.
Combined or glass-front unitsLarge glazed openings, custom façade color and connected open interior space.
Customization
Customize Panels, Openings, Floors and Multi-Unit Connections
Confirm the structural package first, then select wall insulation, floor finish, openings, room layout, utilities and optional equipment.
Exterior and combination
From Basic Units to Office and Commercial Façades
Select panel color, glazing ratio, entrance location and the wall openings required for connected modules.
- Custom exterior colors
- Full-height glazed office frontage
- Horizontal module connection
- External stairs, railings and corridors
Interior and services
Factory-Prepared Interior and Utility Packages
Interior packages can include finished floors, partitions, a dry/wet bathroom, kitchen cabinets and worktop, and factory-prepared water and electrical routes.
- Office or accommodation partitions
- Bathroom and kitchen provisions
- PPR plumbing and PVC electrical conduits
- Air conditioner, water heater, furniture, smart controls or caster 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 Projects Use Quick Assembly Houses
The system is suited to projects that value rapid erection, flat-pack transport, relocation, repeated use and flexible module combinations.
Fast Bolted Assembly
All-bolted connections remove standard on-site welding; 2–3 workers can assemble one unit in about four hours under suitable conditions.
Flat-Pack Logistics
Frames, panels and components can be packed densely for containerized export.
Dismantle and Reuse
With proper dismantling and relocation, many components can be reused, with an estimated reuse range of about 85-95% depending on handling and maintenance.
Combine and Stack
Standard modules can form larger offices, camps and commercial blocks.
Select Fire and Insulation Levels
Rock wool, PU, glass wool and EPS packages support different budget and performance goals.
Standardized Components
About 90% of the structure, enclosure, openings and utility routes can be prepared in the factory before site assembly.
Projects
Applications for Quick Assembly Modular Buildings
With different layouts and interior packages, the same bolted system can serve construction sites, tourism, retail, emergency response and general service buildings.
Construction Accommodation
Worker rooms, project offices and meeting facilities for infrastructure sites.
Office and Administration
Single or combined office units with large glazing and internal partitions.
Tourism and Homestay
Decorative façades and finished interiors for rural tourism and guest-room clusters.
Retail and Exhibition
Glass-front shops, temporary showrooms, cafés and branded commercial units.
Emergency and Public Service
Temporary resettlement rooms, medical points, public toilets and emergency-duty spaces.
Multi-Storey Project Blocks
Stacked accommodation or office buildings with stairs, corridors and railings.
Project workflow
From Module Schedule to Flat-Pack Delivery and Assembly
A successful project confirms the site, module quantity, room plan and connection method before the factory prepares the structural and interior package.
Module and Site Planning
Confirm quantity, room functions, site grid, storeys and access requirements.
Structural and Opening Design
Define connected walls, stairs, corridors, doors, windows and utility routes.
Factory Component Production
Prepare the frame, panels, doors, windows and utility routes—up to about 90% factory preparation in the factory.
Packing and Assembly Marking
Flat-pack components with labels, packing lists and installation drawings.
Local Bolted Assembly
Erect the frame, install panels and openings, connect services and complete inspection.
Packing and delivery
Flat-Pack Components Improve Export Loading Efficiency
The frame, columns, panels and accessories are dismantled and packed flat to reduce transport volume. Clear labels and packing lists support faster site assembly.
Prepare the site team before the containers arrive
Before delivery, confirm the hardened level foundation, unloading access, lifting plan, tools and crew. Final loading quantity depends on the selected frame, panel core, glazing and interior package.
- Create a numbered packing list by module
- Protect doors, glazing and finish panels
- Separate fasteners and connection plates by unit
- Provide assembly drawings and component labels
- Confirm tools, lifting equipment and local assembly crew
Quotation checklist
Confirm These Details for a Quick Assembly House Quote
Quick assembly projects are easier to quote when the base module, room layout, storey plan and material package are clear from the beginning.
Module Count and Building Scale
Tell us the required quantity, whether the units are independent or connected, and whether the project needs single-storey, two-storey or three-storey planning.
Add to InquiryRoom Function and Openings
Confirm dormitory, office, shop, bathroom or service-room use, plus preferred door, window, partition and corridor positions.
Send Layout NeedsPanel, Floor and Utility Package
Select wall core, floor finish, door/window package, electrical scope, plumbing points and any furniture or HVAC requirements.
Confirm OptionsFAQ
FAQ for Quick Assembly House Projects
Answers focus on assembly, flat-pack transport, stacking and material selection.
How is a quick assembly house different from a folding house?
A quick assembly house is shipped as separate frames, columns, panels and components and assembled with bolts. A folding house arrives compressed with hinged structural parts.
Does installation require welding?
The standard system uses all-bolted connections, so regular site assembly does not require on-site welding.
How long does one standard unit take to assemble?
Projects can be planned for about four hours for a 2–3 person crew under suitable site conditions. Actual time depends on site readiness, tools, lifting access and selected configuration.
Can the units be stacked?
Yes. Projects can be planned for 2-3 storeys. Foundation, bracing, stairs, corridors and structural calculations should be confirmed for the final layout and local code.
Which wall panel should be selected?
Rock wool can be selected for an A-class fire-protection package; polyurethane, glass wool and EPS are also available for different insulation and budget requirements. Confirm the required local fire rating before ordering.
Can multiple units create a large open room?
Yes. Wall openings and connection beams can be designed for offices, halls and commercial spaces.
Can bathrooms and kitchens be included?
Yes. The factory can prepare PPR water pipes, PVC electrical conduits, bathroom fixtures, kitchen cabinets, worktops and reserved connection points after the layout is confirmed.
How is it packed for export?
Frames, columns, panels and accessories are dismantled and flat-packed. Final loading quantity depends on the selected structure, wall core, glazing and interior package.
Quotation-ready inquiry
Send the Details Needed to Confirm Size, Materials and Delivery
Provide the destination, use, quantity, room layout and preferred material package. The final quotation can then confirm dimensions, structure, interior scope and packing plan.
- Destination, application and approximate quantity
- Preferred model or request for recommendation
- Expected delivery time and optional drawing
- One reliable contact method