Whether a formal structural calculation report is provided for a detachable container house should be confirmed directly with the manufacturer. The available product information identifies several engineering and testing capabilities, but it does not clearly list a project-specific structural calculation report as a standard deliverable.
The manufacturer states that its engineering team can independently conduct enclosure modal analysis, structural fatigue life testing, and airtightness testing. These services demonstrate the ability to evaluate structural and enclosure performance during product development and quality verification. However, they do not automatically confirm that buyers receive a signed structural calculation report with every order.
For a clear answer, purchasers should ask whether a report is available for the selected model and request details about its calculation scope, design loads, applicable standards, approval requirements, format, and delivery schedule.
The standard detachable container house is approximately 5.95 m long, 3.0 m wide, and 2.896 m high. Its clear interior height is about 2.6 m, and the typical net weight is approximately 1,250 to 1,400 kg.
Alternative configurations include 4 m × 3 m, 6 m × 2.4 m, 7 m × 3 m, and an extended 12 m double-combined unit. Changing the dimensions or combining units may affect the frame arrangement, connection details, material quantities, load assumptions, and engineering review. Any request for structural documentation should therefore include the exact product size, intended use, installation location, and site conditions.
The product information lists CE certification under certificate number No. 3N240819.GUTQO66. The certification applies to the listed modular container house products, including detachable container units.
CE certification and a structural calculation report serve different purposes. Nothing in the supplied information indicates that the CE certificate replaces a structural report or confirms the structural calculations for a particular project configuration.
Detachable container houses are used for construction-site accommodation, project offices, field camps, temporary disaster-relief housing, cultural and tourism facilities, and new rural villas. In one Indonesian coal mine living-area project, 2,000 units were supplied as dormitories for mining workers.
This large-scale application indicates experience with substantial deployments. The available case information does not confirm whether structural calculation reports were submitted for that project, so the documentation should be verified separately for each order.
| Item | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Formal structural calculation report | Not explicitly confirmed as a standard deliverable |
| Engineering and testing capability | Enclosure modal analysis, structural fatigue life testing, and airtightness testing are available |
| Standard dimensions | 5.95 m × 3.0 m × 2.896 m, with a 2.6 m clear interior height |
| Optional configurations | 4 m × 3 m, 6 m × 2.4 m, 7 m × 3 m, and a 12 m double-combined unit |
| Quality support | Factory self-inspection and a one-year warranty, excluding man-made damage |
| Minimum order quantity | One set |
Yes. The company reports that it can perform enclosure modal analysis and structural fatigue life testing. The supplied data does not establish that a formal calculation report is included with every standard order.
Specify the selected model, dimensions, whether units will be combined, intended application, installation site, relevant loading conditions, required standards, submission format, and deadline. These details help determine whether a project-specific report can be prepared.
No equivalence is stated in the available information. The CE certificate covers the listed modular container house products, while the availability and technical scope of any structural calculation report must be confirmed independently.
A structural calculation report for the detachable container house cannot be confirmed from the currently available product data. The manufacturer does provide information about modal analysis, fatigue life testing, and airtightness testing, which supports its technical development capabilities. Buyers should obtain written confirmation of the report type, applicable configuration, engineering assumptions, standards, and delivery conditions before placing an order. For technical consultation or project support, contact guizugroup@outlook.com.
Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. operates as a foreign trade company under the Guizu Group. It coordinates design, research and development, manufacturing, installation, and after-sales services through several group factories. Founded in 2008, the company reports approximately 200 employees and annual production capacity of 10,000 sets. Its stated R&D capabilities include modal analysis, structural fatigue life testing, airtightness testing, and automated manufacturing. The company holds CE certification for listed modular container house products and serves customers in various industries.

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