How Is The Quick-Assembled Container House Different From Other Traditional Containers?

There are significant differences between quick-package container houses and other traditional containers in many aspects. The following is a detailed analysis of these differences:

1. Production process and materials

Quick Luggage Container Room:

Production process: The quick assembly container house evolved on the basis of the export-type container house, and its production process is more modern and modular. It uses bolts to connect the columns and roof and bottom beams, making the assembly process faster and easier.

Materials: The main materials of quick-assembly container houses include columns, beams, corner pieces (corner heads), etc. These materials are mostly made of hot-dip galvanized steel sheets and have good bending and compression resistance. The wall panels and roof panels are made of double-sided color steel plates with a rock wool insulation layer in the middle, which improves the thermal insulation performance of the house.

Traditional container:

Production process: Traditional containers mostly use welding technology to connect various components. The production process is relatively complicated and requires professional welding technology.

Material: Traditional containers are mainly made of steel. Although they also have a certain degree of strength and durability, they may not be as flexible and modern as quick-assembly container houses in terms of production technology and material selection.

2. Functions and features

Quick Luggage Container Room:

Usage functions: Quick assembly container houses are mainly used for temporary accommodation, office, warehousing and other scenarios. Its modular design allows the house to be flexibly combined and disassembled to meet different use needs.

Features: The quick-assembly container house has the advantages of easy transportation and installation, beautiful appearance, good earthquake resistance, and strong load-bearing capacity. At the same time, due to its bolted connection, the disassembly and assembly process is faster and easier, reducing labor costs and time costs.

Traditional container:

Usage functions: Traditional containers are mainly used for cargo transportation and storage. Their solid structure and sealing performance enable the goods to be effectively protected during transportation.

Features: Traditional containers have the advantages of high strength, low cargo damage, and easy standardized operations. However, when used as temporary accommodation or office space, its internal layout and facilities may not meet specific needs, and the disassembly and assembly process is relatively complicated.

3. Environmental protection and sustainability

Quick Luggage Container Room:

Environmental protection: Quick-assembly container houses pay more attention to environmental protection and sustainability in material selection and production technology. For example, the use of environmentally friendly materials such as hot-dip galvanized steel sheets reduces environmental pollution. At the same time, the modular design allows the house to be reused after demolition, reducing resource waste.

Traditional container:

Environmental protection: Although traditional containers are also environmentally friendly to a certain extent in terms of materials used, due to limitations in their manufacturing process and usage functions, they may not be as environmentally friendly as quick-assembly container houses in some aspects. For example, more waste and pollution may be generated during demolition and disposal.

To sum up, there are significant differences between quick-assembly container houses and traditional containers in terms of production technology, usage functions and characteristics, as well as environmental protection and sustainability. Quick-assembly container houses have been widely used in temporary accommodation, office and other fields with their modern and modular design concepts and excellent performance characteristics.