“What is a container home? How Much Does a Container House Cost? “These are the questions that many customers care about and are often asked. The cement house in everyone's impression is expensive and the building time is long, many end users are in a headache for them, The coming of our prefabricated container house has solved these problems. Its mobility and low price have become a substitute for traditional buildings. Today, we also source more questions about the container cost: What affects the price of container houses? Are there any extra hidden costs? What is Portable Container House ? K-Home portable container house is a modular system, which means it can be made up of multiple container units, a standard container unit is 3*6*2.8m, Based on your need, the modular container can be combined and stacked to one-floor office, 2-story construction facilities, also, this modular container are popular for the portable classroom, mining camp. Moreover, the container unit size is not fixed, they can be customized from 3*3m to 4*8m, if you want larger space, several units will be connected, these sizes are popular in remote labor houses. The supply scope is not limited, the furniture, such as desk, wardrobe, beds, they'll be load and transported together with house materials. The basic principle of the prefabricated container house is that the profiles or modules of the house are constructed in a controlled factory environment, and then transported to the construction site, then assembled and installed, and placed on the foundation. According to the complexity of the house, the designer can use one or more prefabricated modules to combine anywhere. The wholesale container house is convenient and quick to install, can be cut at will, and saves the construction period. The surface material and insulation material of the sandwich panel of K-home wholesale container house is rock wool, which is a non-combustible material, which can fully meet the requirements of fire protection regulations for mobile houses. wholesale container houses have the advantages of lightweight, high strength, thermal insulation, beauty and durability, and clean construction. They are widely used in container office buildings, container dormitories, container schools, container warehouses, container ships, container toilets, container kiosks, container door guards, Temporary container houses for temporary clinics, outdoor operations, etc. What will Affect the Price of Container House? 1.Size And Design As we mentioned, the size of the container van is not fixed. Compared with the standard size (3*6*2.8m), the customized container will be a little higher. Because we manufacture standard container house components in batches, the steel material can be fully used and the production speed and efficiency will also be faster. If the size needs to change because of your project needs or land restrictions, we will customize the size for you individually, and all the components will be produced separately, so there will be some waste of raw materials, and labor costs will also increase. So the size is a big factor to influencing the price. 2. House Parts Specification As we all know, quality determines the price. container cabin can be used for 20 years in mild weather. If you expect a lower or higher service life, the house's component parameters will change accordingly. For example, this house only needs to be used for 5 years. The price of each house can be FOB$1900, or the local need to resist hurricanes, the price of portable container unit maybe $3500-$4000. Keep in mind pricing fluctuates with industry market conditions we are just using this as an example. Depending on the market they could be more or less expensive but the rations between condition types are typically consistent. 3. Quantity If you buy multiple containers, K-home usually offers bulk discount rates, so the 20ft container home cost will be lower. The mini order quantity is 4 units. 4. Load And Delivery The price is vary depending on the quantity will one shipping container loads, the more you load, the lower the price. Are There any Extra Hidden Costs? K-Home can give you a certain answer: No. K-Home Flat Pack Container Home is the one-consummation solution, no need complex foundation, besides prefabricated house material, the lights, electricity wire, socket, switch are all-inclusive, so the people can live in once finish installation. Conclusion There are many prices in the market for prefabricated modular container houses, pls remember the lower price won't supply good quality, so before you do a final decision, pls consider and compare more information, such as the wall panel steel plate, the panel density, the thickness of beams and columns, we Xiamen Topindus Group Company are an experienced team that has more than 12 years manufacture and export experience. Contact us, pls be assured that you'll get the best solution.

Shipping containers house are steel boxes designed to withstand the harshest of conditions on the seven seas. While this means they're certainly built to last, it isn't exactly clear how long this is supposed to be. Haulage companies tend to depreciate their containers over 10-12 years, but this is by no means their maximum lifespan. When maintained properly and used either for storage or as a modified building, shipping containers can last in excess of 35 years. Whether you're planning to use a container for construction site storage, extra space in a school, or simply to stash away your excess possessions, here are five simple steps to prolong the life of your shipping container house. MADE TO LAST… Rustproofing – Shipping containers are made out of Corten steel (also known as "weathering steel") which is specifically designed to withstand prolonged exposure to saltwater. Having said this, this type of steel is not invincible. If the surface of your container is damaged, then it’s possible for rust to develop, which can potentially lead to long-term structural problems. To avoid this, be sure to conduct regular checks for rust on the external walls and corners. If you notice any rust, sandblast it down to the unaffected metal, then seal and apply a rust-resistance paint. Clear the roof – Shipping containers are designed to be stacked on top of each other. Almost all of the weight is born through the corner posts of a container, making the roof relatively weak in comparison. Unless your container has been specifically modified to hold weight on its roof, we'd advised keeping it clear to avoid any long-term damage. Mount your container on a foundation – If you keep your container on a field, it's a good idea to place it on top of a concrete foundation. Not only will this help to keep it secure, but it will also decrease the chance of moisture seeping into its base and causing rust. Keep dry and well-ventilated – As we've mentioned before, "container rain" can cause damage to both the structure and contents of a container. To make sure this doesn't happen, keep your container well-ventilated and dry, using desiccants where possible. Lubricate moving parts – It might sound basic, but keeping the moving parts of your container well-lubricated will help keep rust at bay. Concentrate on the container doors, as well as any other hinges.