Prepared components
Frame members, panels, boards, openings and selected electrical items follow the approved schedule.
Factory-prepared frame, roof, floor and enclosure components are packed separately, identified for shipment and assembled into complete units at the destination.
5990 × 2990 mm reference · Basic and quality schedules · Bolted site assembly
Complete product description
A separated component package assembled into a complete building
The Detachable Container House is a bolted modular building system supplied as coordinated structural, roof, floor, wall and opening components.
Columns, beams, panels, boards, doors, windows and selected electrical items are prepared for the approved model before shipment.
At the destination, the parts are unloaded, checked against the packing list and assembled in sequence on a prepared bearing surface.
The floor frame, columns and roof frame establish the primary structure before the enclosure, openings and selected services are installed.
The supplied schedules document basic and quality references for the same 5990 × 2990 × 2800 mm external size. Member thicknesses, sheet gauges, openings, electrical scope, finish and packing method must follow the selected order schedule.
- Product type
- Bolted detachable modular building kit
- Reference size
- 5990 × 2990 × 2800 mm external
- Configuration basis
- Basic 2.0 mm and quality 2.3 mm frame schedules
- Transport form
- Protected structural and enclosure components
- Assembly method
- Sequenced frame, enclosure and service installation on site
Protected packing
Components are grouped, wrapped and identified for the confirmed container or truck loading plan.
Sequenced assembly
Floor, columns, roof, enclosure and openings are installed in the approved order.
Project fit-out
Room layout, finishes, electrical standard and external connections follow the order documents.
Supplier assurance
Review the capability behind the component package
A detachable system depends on accurate member preparation, component identification, packing control and complete order documentation. Review those controls together with the selected product schedule.
Reference configurations
Select the structural schedule before quotation
The two supplied schedules share the same reference dimensions but use different member thicknesses, sheet gauges and opening specifications.
| Specification item | Quality reference | Basic reference |
|---|---|---|
| External dimensions | 5990 × 2990 × 2800 mm | 5990 × 2990 × 2800 mm |
| Internal clear dimensions | 5820 × 2720 × 2450 mm | 5820 × 2720 × 2450 mm |
| Column reference | 210 × 150 mm galvanized cold-formed steel, 2.3 mm | 210 × 150 mm galvanized cold-formed steel, 2.0 mm |
| Floor main beam | 160 mm section, 2.3 mm | 160 mm section, 2.0 mm |
| Roof sheet | 0.426 mm profiled colour steel | 0.376 mm profiled colour steel |
| Ceiling liner | 0.326 mm profiled colour steel | 0.286 mm profiled colour steel |
| Wall panel | 50 mm rock-wool sandwich panel, 0.286 mm steel skins | 50 mm rock-wool sandwich panel, 0.276 mm nominal steel skins |
| Door reference | 840 × 2035 mm A-grade steel door | 920 × 1980 mm C-grade steel door |
| Window reference | 1130 × 1100 mm PVC sliding window, single glazing, security bars and screen | 950 × 1100 mm PVC window, single glazing and security bars, without screen |
Specification control: The selected schedule, approved drawings and signed quotation define the final model. Do not combine values from the basic and quality references unless the variation is recorded in the order documents.
Model confirmation
Need the correct schedule for your destination?
Send the location, room use, quantity, electrical standard, site access and target delivery date so the quotation can identify the applicable configuration.
System components
Confirm every package layer before production
The reference schedules identify the component build-up below. Gauge, opening and electrical selections remain tied to the approved basic or quality configuration.
- Primary frame
- Galvanized cold-formed columns and beams joined with M12 × 35 high-strength bolts; powder-coated finish listed at 80 μm or greater.
- Roof system
- Flat roof with organised internal drainage, profiled external sheet, 50 mm glass-wool insulation and profiled internal liner.
- Wall system
- 50 mm rock-wool sandwich panels with a 60 kg/m³ insulation core and A1 non-combustible rating in the supplied schedule.
- Floor system
- Galvanized floor framing with an 18 mm cement floor board. Final floor finish is confirmed separately.
- Doors and windows
- Steel door and PVC window dimensions differ between the basic and quality references and must follow the selected schedule.
- Electrical option
- The source schedule lists a 220 V, 50 Hz reference package. Voltage, sockets, protection and wiring must be coordinated to the destination.
Configuration control
Record each selection against one approved schedule
The order should connect every variation to the model, room function, destination and assigned responsibility.
- 01Reference schedule
Select the basic or quality frame and enclosure basis before individual variations are priced.
- 02Room use and layout
State occupancy, furniture, internal zoning, openings and circulation requirements.
- 03Services and destination
Record voltage, socket standard, utility interfaces and any plumbing or sanitary scope.
- 04Packing and assembly
Coordinate component labels, container plan, unloading access, tools, crew and target programme.
Packing and assembly
Control the sequence from packing list to completed unit
A component-built system relies on correct identification, protected unloading and disciplined assembly. The approved drawings and method statement govern the work.
- 01Confirm the project brief and site constraints
- 02Approve the reference schedule and drawings
- 03Prepare, inspect and label the components
- 04Approve packing, unloading and storage arrangements
- 05Assemble the frame, enclosure and openings
- 06Complete services, inspection and handover
Site responsibility: Bearing surfaces, local permits, unloading access, temporary storage, assembly tools, external utilities, testing and commissioning must be assigned in the project responsibility matrix.
Project applications
Match the system to a defined operational need
Suitability depends on occupancy, local approval, climate, service demand, access and the approved configuration.
Worker accommodation
Repeatable sleeping or welfare rooms planned around occupancy and utility demand.
Construction camps
Temporary project buildings where component transport and staged assembly suit the site plan.
Site offices and classrooms
Single or connected rooms with destination-specific openings, finishes and electrical scope.
Remote project support
Support spaces coordinated with restricted access, storage, assembly and utility conditions.
Project enquiry
Request a detachable package tied to your project
Share the destination, intended use, quantity, required utilities, access conditions and target date. The response can then define the schedule, supply scope, packing plan and assembly responsibilities.
Start a Project EnquiryWhat is included in the detachable package?
The approved schedule defines the structural frame, roof and floor components, wall panels, openings, fasteners and selected electrical items. Packing lists and quotation documents control the final supply.
What is the difference between the basic and quality references?
The quality reference uses thicker columns and floor main beams, higher roof and ceiling sheet gauges, a different wall-panel profile and upgraded opening specifications.
Does assembly require a crane?
The system is delivered as separate components rather than a completed volumetric unit. The required lifting aids, unloading method and assembly equipment depend on the approved method statement and site conditions.
Can several units create a larger building?
Units can be coordinated into connected layouts when structural interfaces, weather sealing, circulation, utilities and local approval are addressed in the project drawings.