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Packing houses are usually constructed with steel frames, matched with fireproof, waterproof and heat preservation enclosure materials (e.g. color steel sandwich panels, rock wool panels, etc.) to ensure the stability and comfort of the building. Its standard size is mainly 20 feet (about 6 meters) and 40 feet (about 12 meters), and its height is generally 2.6-3 meters, and it can also be customized to provide more space according to demand.
Packing Houses are Usually Constructed With Steel Frames, Matched With Fireproof, Waterproof And Heat Preservation Enclosure Materials (e.g. Color Steel Sandwich Panels, Rock Wool Panels, Etc.) To Ensure The Stability And Comfort Of The Building. Its Standard Size Is Mainly 20 Feet (about 6 Meters) And 40 Feet (about 12 Meters), And Its Height Is Generally 2.6-3 Meters, And It Can Also Be Customized To Provide More Space According To Demand. In Addition, The packaged Box House supports Horizontal Or Vertical Expansion, And Through The Splicing Of Multiple Units, It Can Form A Composite Building Such As An Office, Dormitory, School, Hospital, And So On.
Due To Its Convenience And Flexibility, The Packaged Box House Is Particularly Suitable For Construction Sites, Post-disaster Reconstruction, Tourist Attractions, Military Camps And Other Scenarios. Compared With Traditional Buildings, It Saves Construction Time And Labor Costs, And Also Has The Environmental Advantages Of Being Detachable And Recyclable.
