Packaged container houses are composed of top frame components, bottom frame components, corner columns, and several interchangeable wall panels. Adopting modular design concepts and production technology, a container house is modularized into standard components, which can be assembled on-site or hoisted into place at the destination.

      This product uses the container as the basic unit. The container structure employs special cold-bent galvanized steel components, and all insulation materials are made of non-combustible materials. Plumbing, electrical systems, decoration, and supporting functions are all prefabricated in the factory, requiring no secondary construction. It can be occupied immediately after on-site assembly or overall hoisting. It can be used individually or combined horizontally and vertically to form spacious usage spaces and stacked layers.

      Packaged container houses feature a simple and safe structure, low foundation requirements, fast on-site installation, easy relocation, high turnover frequency, and long service life. The product incurs no loss during disassembly and assembly and produces no construction waste. Its characteristics of prefabrication, flexibility, energy efficiency, and environmental friendliness have earned it the title of a new type of "green building structure."