Product Overview
When disaster strikes, response speed and structural integrity save lives. Global Container (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. presents the 20ft Detachable Flat Pack House, engineered specifically as a rapid-response emergency shelter for typhoon-prone zones like the Philippines and coastal Vietnam. With an 18m² area and verified structural safety ratings, these units deploy effortlessly in hours. The flat-pack configuration ensures that relief organizations can ship dozens of units simultaneously in standard containers, reducing international freight bottlenecks. Built for durability with an 8-10 year service life, these units provide safe, dignified temporary housing, community clinics, and distribution centers during critical recovery phases.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q1: How is the waterproofing performance?
The roof is designed with a specialized four-corner drainage system and premium sealing strips to ensure zero leakage even in heavy rain.
Q2: Can it be disassembled and moved to another project?
Yes. It is designed for multiple cycles of disassembly and transport, maintaining high asset value over its 8-10 year service life.
Q3: Can the interior be customized?
Absolutely. We can pre-integrate kitchen modules, bathroom partitions (toilet/shower/washbasin), and customize layouts according to your drawings.
Q4: How many units can fit in a 40HQ container?
One 40HQ high container can accommodate 17 standard units, maximizing shipping efficiency.
Q5: Is it suitable for coastal areas?
Yes, the frame uses high-thickness Q235B galvanized steel with anti-corrosion spray painting, making it resistant to salt-spray environments.
Q6: Does it come with electrical components?
Yes, electrical systems including LED lights, wiring, sockets, switches, and distribution boxes can be optional.
Q7: Can I build a multi-story office building with this?
Yes, the units can be stacked up to 3 floors high and connected horizontally to create large office complexes or schools.
Q8: What kind of ground preparation is needed?
You only need a leveled ground or simple concrete support points at the corners; no massive civil engineering is required.
