PU Sandwich Panel Expandable Container Homes

PU sandwich panel expandable container homes are a new and innovative housing solution that is taking the world by storm. These homes are known for their unique features and benefits that make them an attractive option for individuals and families looking for affordable and sustainable housing.

 

One of the main features of PU sandwich panel expandable container homes is their compact size. These homes are made from shipping containers that are converted into livable spaces. They are designed to be compact yet comfortable, and are perfect for individuals who are looking for a minimalist lifestyle.

 

Another key feature of PU sandwich panel expandable container homes is their expandable design. These homes are designed with an expandable section that can be folded out to provide additional living space. This allows residents to easily accommodate guests or family members without having to compromise on their living space.

 

The use of PU sandwich panels is another unique feature of these homes. These panels are made from a composite material that is lightweight yet strong. They offer excellent insulation properties, which means that these homes are energy-efficient and can help residents save on their energy bills.

 

PU sandwich panel expandable container homes are also known for their durability. The use of shipping containers as the base for these homes means that they can withstand harsh weather conditions, including wind, rain, and snow. In addition, the use of high-quality materials and construction techniques ensures that these homes are built to last.

 

Another benefit of PU sandwich panel expandable container homes is their affordability. These homes are significantly cheaper than traditional housing options, which makes them an attractive option for individuals who are on a budget. In addition, the modular design of these homes means that they can be easily customized and expanded to accommodate changing housing needs.

 

Perhaps one of the most attractive features of PU sandwich panel expandable container homes is their sustainability. These homes are designed to be eco-friendly and are made from recycled materials. They also offer excellent insulation properties, which means that residents can reduce their energy consumption and carbon footprint.

 

In conclusion, PU sandwich panel expandable container homes are a unique and innovative housing option that offer a range of benefits. These homes are compact, expandable, durable, affordable, and sustainable, making them an attractive option for individuals and families looking for an alternative to traditional housing options. If you are looking for a new and exciting way to live, a PU sandwich panel expandable container home might just be the perfect solution.

 

 

 

Advantages

 

Strength and Durability

Containers are much stronger than normal wood construction methods. They are made with steel unti-body construction, the strongest construction method possible. The walls are made from 14 gauge, 0.075-inch corrugated sheet steel panels that are welded to the main structure.

Container Frame use Q355B low carbon structural steel with hot dip galvanizing 100g/m2. After welding, the integral frame uses electrostatic powder spraying(100um). Container house adopts integrated welding foaming roof, PU foaming integrated roof can effectively prevent the water leakage! Prefab container houses are built to resist snow, wind, hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes.

 

Low maintenance

CBC standard container house adopts welded integrated frame with PU foaming insulated roof and all- welded integrated chassis. Based on traditional container, its profile material, drainage system and power system have great advantage, which makes it does not require much maintenance.

If you are interested in as little maintenance as possible, you can choose CBC prefab container house. With metal siding and roof, there is little to no outside maintenance required. This is perfect for a lake cabin or hunting cabin where you do not want to spend your time maintaining the building when you are there to enjoy the time you have away. Also, with the full metal option, you will never worry about having to replace boards or siding due to wood rot.

Termite and Insect resistant

Prefab container house floor uses 1.8mm PVC floor +18mm cement fiber board. Wall Panel uses 75mm EPS sandwich panel, material option is PU, rock wool. Colored steel sheet is 0.40m. Panel's outside is color-optional with ribs, inside is milky white. The steel sheet surface is Aluminum Zinc galvanized 50g/m2+ PE baking finish 15/5um.

There is no surface for termites to eat. Also, due to the solid construction of the container, the only openings for pests of any kind to enter the container is through any openings cut into the container for doors and windows. All of these openings are insulated and caulked/silicone to prevent weather and insects or rodents from entering. You can put one of these container cabins in the middle of the woods and be confident that it will not be destroyed by insects.

Transportability

We’ll provide the most suitable packing way. One 40ft HQ can load 6 sets of 8*20A CBC standard container house. How portable it depends on the final design of the home, but there is the ability to have a home that can be moved. This flexibility affords the ability of off-site construction.

 

Quick Build Time
When you use a PU Sandwich Panel Expandable Container Homes as the basis to build your home you can drastically speed up the time it takes to for your new home to be completed. Because the container serves as the outside frame of the home you can “skip” that step of construction and begin with the inside work like plumbing, electrical, and finish work.

 

Installation

 

Fast and easy assemble of the PU Sandwich Panel Expandable Container Homes.

Usually, it will take 7-10 days to finish the assemble by 3-5 workers.

And we will offer the construction drawing to guide the installation, will also support online. It is very easy and fast.

1. Foundation

2. Lay down the chassis;

3. Erect the wall panels;

4. Connect the electrical and plumbing;

5. Install the doors and windows;

6. Install the flashing, skirting;

7. Finished