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| Brand Name: | SUNHOUSE |
| MOQ: | 1 |
| Price: | Negotiation |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
A flat pack container house is delivered as a set of frames and panels that assemble on site into a complete room module. Nothing is pre-erected, so a container carries far more building per shipment than any other format. Where a project needs volume accommodation and has labour available on site, flat pack is usually the lowest-cost route.
Because the unit travels dismantled, panels stack flat and frames nest. The result is a much higher ratio of floor area delivered per container, which directly reduces freight cost per square metre — the largest single saving available in container housing. On large orders, this advantage outweighs the additional site labour the format requires.
| Item | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Module size | Standard module approx. 5.9 m x 2.4 m x 2.6 m (confirm per model) |
| Delivered form | Frames, floor, wall and roof panels, doors, windows, fittings |
| Frame | Galvanised steel frame with bolted connections |
| Panels | Sandwich panel — EPS, rock wool or PU core |
| Floor | Waterproof board on a galvanised floor frame |
| Assembly | Bolted frame, panels inserted and locked, roof fixed and sealed |
| Assembly time | Roughly one to two days per module for a small trained team |
| Tools required | Hand tools, impact driver, sealing equipment, lifting gear for panels and roof |
| Loading | Several modules per container depending on thickness and fit-out |
Assembly is the trade-off. Flat pack saves on freight and unit cost, but it moves work from the factory to the site. Confirm who assembles the units, whether a trained supervisor is provided, and what tools and lifting equipment the site has.
It depends on module size, panel thickness and fit-out level. Because the units ship dismantled, several modules per container is typical — confirm the exact figure for your specification.
Roughly one to two days per module with a small trained team; a larger crew working in parallel assembles faster.
Not usually for the frame, but lifting gear is helpful for roof panels. Lifting equipment requirements depend on the module design.
Yes. Bolted construction allows the module to be taken apart, transported and reassembled elsewhere.
Usually cheaper delivered, because freight per square metre is lower. Compare total installed cost including site labour, not unit price alone.
Send your required module quantity and destination port; we will calculate the loading plan and total delivered cost per unit.
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