Prefab Storage Container Homes – Factory‑Built Modular Solutions

These units start as ISO 1TEU dry freight containers that are cut, reinforced, and outfitted for habitable use while retaining the box’s inherent strength.

Structural System and Load Path

The structural system relies on the container’s corner posts as primary load‑bearing elements, supplemented by welded longitudinal rails and a base frame that transfers loads to the foundation.

Wall, Roof and Floor Envelope

Insulation is achieved through a closed‑cell polyurethane spray foam applied to the interior surfaces, delivering an R‑value of approximately 5 per inch and an overall U‑value of 0.35 W/(m²·K).

Customization Choices

Layout begins with the floor plan, which can be adjusted in 100 mm increments to accommodate required room sizes and equipment clearances.

• Personnel doors, sliding steel doors, or roll‑up shutters with optional panic hardware.
• Window configurations: single‑pane tempered, double‑glazed low‑E, or impact‑rated units.
• Electrical conduit routing: PVC or metal raceways pre‑installed in walls and ceiling.
• Plumbing chassis: stainless‑steel or PEX lines with shut‑off valves accessible from service panels.
• Interior wall finishes: pre‑painted steel panels, PVC cladding, or gypsum board with paint.
• Exterior coating: zinc‑rich primer followed by a polyurethane topcoat in standard RAL colors.

Typical Industrial Applications

Applications benefit from the container’s ISO dimensions, which allow seamless integration with standard truck chassis, lifting equipment, and modular stacking frames.

Factory Quality Assurance

Factory quality assurance follows a documented sequence that starts with material receipt verification, continues through welding procedure qualification, and ends with functional testing of each completed unit.

Table Technical Specifications

For Further Information

To obtain a detailed quotation, technical data sheet, or to discuss project‑specific requirements, please contact our engineering team.