Here are two of the main products from PTH, one is a detachable container house, another is a flat-pack container house. Now, let us know more about PTH's container house.
Product Details
Detachable Container Unit Type
Electrical Installations
For the electrical system, we use a quick plug system, which would be much easier and faster for the installation, it can easily handle by ppl without the skill to install.
Detachable Container House Options
Note: besides the above common options, we can also customize any other requirements.
Product Details
For the electrical system, we use a quick plug system, which would be much easier and faster for the installation, it can easily handle by ppl without the skill to install.
Note: besides the above common options, we can also customize any other requirements.
Container with its robust design and modular nature is an ideal building block for mobile residential units and pre-fabricated homes. Some of the applications are listed below.
Modular Container Camp units:
Mining camp
Construction camp
Army camp
International rescue camp
Public Space Container units
Residential Container units
Family living quarter
Water front apartment
Backyard leisure room
Backyard tool room
Special Container units
Planting / Nursery
Cold storage
Guard house
Fitness room
Cafe
Flat-Pack Container House standard container house size:6058mm*2438mm*2591mm
Height options:2791mm/ 2991mm/3191mm
Detachable Container House standard container house size:6058mm*3025mm*2591mm
Length options:can add to 7038mm(23ft)/8020mm(26ft)/9000mm(30ft)
Height options:2791mm/ 2991mm/3191mm
Width options:2438mm
Container homes are becoming increasingly popular both for homeowners and landlords as an affordable alternative to traditional rental housing. While there are a lot of pros to-container properties, there are cons that come with this alternative housing design too.
Durable
Steel is extremely durable, and container homes can be designed and constructed to be permanent, low-cost homes. Certain design elements -- like positioning large windows or sliding glass doors to face the proper sun exposure while utilizing special flooring materials and including proper insulation in the walls and ceiling -- will help keep cooling and heating costs down in the home. Most steel container homes can last a lifetime if designed and constructed well.
Sustainable
For most companies, the cost of returning an empty container after shipment exceeds the cost of building a new container, leading to millions of old containers sitting unused. Creating container homes from upcycled containers is a perfect way to reduce waste, use recycled products, and provide a sustainable alternative for home construction.
Cost-Effective
Containers new or used can be purchased for as little as a few thousand dollars, making container homes an affordable option, especially for homes at the most basic level. A 20-foot container runs between $1,500 and $3,000 per unit, while a 40-foot container costs between $3,500 to $4,500. If you're looking to create a tiny home using this structure, then your cost for containers can literally be a few thousand dollars. But if you're looking to build a more sizable house, there are container homes that are over 2,000 square feet now, you could be looking at closer to $25,000 for the containers. While this may seem like a huge jump, compared to building a traditional wood home of the same size, the cost of materials is still nominal.
Customizable
A container-home build is extremely customizable. Designers are beginning to specialize in container construction, providing innovative container architecture designs that allow owners to add their own personalized touches, like using recycled materials, adding a full wall of sliding glass doors, or installing off-grid components like solar panels, for example.
Container architecture is still relatively new, so the most important thing before starting construction is to research your local laws and regulations. You need to ensure two things: First, that your container building will fit on the land, and second, that it will meet existing building codes and zoning restrictions. Building codes set standards for what structures must have in order to receive an occupancy permit. Zoning regulations, meanwhile, dictate where a home can be built.
Some codes and regulations explicitly say whether container homes are allowed while others group “non-traditional” structures—like tiny houses or dome homes—together. Container homes are more likely to be allowed in more remote or less-trafficked areas, but you really need to check with your city or county planner for the specifics.
Container houses are often faster to build than traditional stick-built houses. The simplest and smallest of container homes can be built in a few days or weeks, depending on how much finishing work your design requires. More complex houses will usually still take at least a few months and note that container homes are still subject to normal construction delays.
For the fastest type of container houses, look for companies that fabricate most of the structure offsite before transporting them to your land. These prefab-style containers houses tend to be smaller, but they come prebuilt with almost everything you need to move in right away.
a. After-sale Services
We manage and operate the whole project with BIM system.
For the post-maintenance of completed projects, PTH can provide remote telephone consultation and guidance according to customer needs.
PTH can provide on-site maintenance and repair services according to customer requirements for the post-maintenance of completed projects.
b. Mode of Delivary
OPTION1:
Container size: 6000mm*2438mm*2591mm
Package method: flat pack
Loading Qty: 10 units per 40ft HQ
OPTION 2:
Container size: 6058mm*2438mm*2591mm
Package method: flat pack
Loading Qty: 4 units by 20ft soc
OPTION 3:
Container size: 6058mm*2438mm*2591mm
Package method: in bulk
Loading Qty: 6 units per 40ft HQ
OPTION 4:
Container size:6058mm*3025mm *2591mm
Package method: detachable components
Loading Qty: 8 units per 40ft HQ