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Innovative connection methods

Traditional container houses: On-site, multiple points need to be fixed between the top, bottom and sides of the containers through welding and a large number of bolts. The process is complex and requires high skills from workers.

Detachable container house: It adopts patented plug-in, locking or modular male and female tenon connection systems. The container body has been pre-assembled with connecting components in the factory. On-site, it only needs to be hoisted into position. Through simple mechanical operations (such as inserting pins and rotating locks), the rigid connection between the box bodies can be completed, significantly reducing or even completely eliminating on-site welding and bolt operations.

Ultimate modularization and standardization

All components (wall panels, ceiling panels, connecting parts) are highly standardized and can be interchanged like parts. This not only speeds up the production process but also makes maintenance and replacement very simple.

Deeper pre-installation integration

Before leaving the factory, the quick assembly container not only completes its structure and decoration, but also installs the indoor lighting fixtures, switches and sockets, doors and Windows, and even some furniture and bathroom facilities in place. After the basic water and electricity interfaces are connected on site, the building immediately reaches a usable state.

Lightweight design

Under the premise of ensuring structural strength, the light weighting of the container body is achieved by optimizing the structural design and using lightweight materials. This makes hoisting faster and may have lower requirements for the foundation, further accelerating the overall progress.

Detachable container houses, due to their unparalleled deployment speed, are particularly suitable for the following scenarios:
Emergency response: A command center, medical station or shelter that needs to be established within a few hours after a disaster occurs.
Military and exploration: Fields with extremely high requirements for the rapid deployment of frontline camps and field research stations.
Pop-up business and exhibitions: Temporary stores, exhibition halls or event backends that need to be set up overnight.
Temporary facilities for large-scale projects, such as project departments and workers' living areas at construction sites, need to be completed quickly and relocated rapidly in the later stage.
Mobile classrooms and medical units: Providing rapid space solutions for sudden needs.