Container House Systems
Compare four factory-built systems by transport format, site assembly and intended use. Review the active product range, then define the project-specific layout, finishes and supply scope.
System Comparison
Each system reaches the site in a different format. Compare how the components travel, how the unit is assembled and which building uses are represented in the current product structure.
Frame members, panels and other building components packed separately.
Floor frame, posts, wall panels and roof components assembled on site.
Modular accommodation, offices and project-site facilities.
Pre-assembled roof and floor units, with wall panels and posts packed for transport.
Position the floor and roof units, install posts and wall panels, then complete the trims.
Offices, accommodation and combined camp facilities.
An integrated frame and interior finish system folded down for transport.
Position the unit and unfold it by crane into its assembled form.
Emergency accommodation, temporary offices and temporary housing.
A central module with side sections folded inward for transport.
Position the unit, unfold the sides, then complete leveling, locking and interior setup.
Residential layouts, hotel units and resort accommodation.
Product Range
Open a product to review its current configuration and enquiry details. Final dimensions, materials, finishes and included scope are confirmed against the selected system, destination and approved project documents.
6 products in the current range
Project Definition
System selection is more reliable when the building function, quantity, destination and site interfaces are defined together. Unknown items can remain open for review rather than being assumed.
Required functions, room schedule and expected users.
Number of units, connected arrangement and storeys where applicable.
Project country, delivery point and known transport constraints.
Access, lifting plan, foundations, utilities and local contractor scope.
Required standards, finishes, target programme and available drawings.
Procurement Questions
Use the comparison and current product records as a starting point. The selected model, quotation and approved drawings control the final project scope.
Start with the transport format and the site assembly approach. Then compare the intended building use, required layout, quantity, destination and available site resources.
No. A product page records its current documented configuration. Dimensions, materials, openings, finishes, wet areas and service provisions must be confirmed for the selected product and project.
Provide the project location, intended use, quantity, room layout, required finishes and services, destination, site conditions and target schedule. Include drawings and reference specifications when available.
The Resources page combines system comparison, reference specifications, documented assembly formats and common planning questions in one place.
Project Enquiry
Share the location, building use, quantity, layout, destination and known site conditions. The enquiry can then be reviewed against the relevant container house system and product range.
