Prefab Container

For an accurate quotation, it is helpful to provide the destination country, quantity, intended use, preferred module size, number of floors, internal layout, wall panel requirement, electrical standard and expected delivery schedule.

For large worker accommodation or camp projects, a site plan or required personnel capacity is also useful. Casa Box can then propose a suitable module layout, loading plan and material configuration.

Yes. Casa Box can adjust the wall and roof system according to the destination climate and project requirements.

Common insulation options include EPS and rock wool sandwich panels. Panel thickness, steel sheet thickness, external finishes and other materials can also be adjusted depending on thermal insulation, fire performance, corrosion resistance and budget requirements.

For cold, hot, coastal or high-humidity locations, the configuration should be confirmed before production.

The foundation depends on the building size, number of floors, ground conditions and local engineering requirements.

For simple single-storey projects, concrete pads or strip foundations may be sufficient. Larger or multi-storey projects may require reinforced concrete foundations and properly designed anchoring systems.

The supporting surface must be level and capable of transferring the building loads safely to the ground.

Yes. The detachable structure is designed so that the main components can be disassembled and transported again when the project location changes.

This is particularly useful for contractors and industrial companies that operate temporary or phased projects. Before reinstallation, structural components, bolts, seals and wall panels should be inspected and damaged components replaced where necessary.

Yes. This is one of the most common applications for detachable container houses.

Their high shipping efficiency and modular design make them particularly suitable for projects requiring dozens or hundreds of repeated rooms, including construction camps, mining accommodation, oil and gas camps, staff dormitories, offices, canteens and sanitary facilities.

Units can also be combined horizontally or vertically to create larger accommodation complexes.