A detachable container house offers meaningful flexibility for projects that need modular, transportable, and quickly assembled space. Its documented customization options focus on unit dimensions, combined layouts, structural specifications, and wall and roof panel selections. However, interior furniture, utilities, partitions, and finishes are generally designed according to the requirements of each individual project.
The standard detachable container house is built around a 20 ft export-oriented module measuring 5,950 mm in length, 2,990 mm in width, and 2,896 mm in total height. It provides a clear internal height of 2,600 mm, creating a practical starting point for accommodation, office, camp, or commercial layouts.
For projects with different space requirements, documented size options include 4 m x 3 m, 6 m x 2.4 m, 7 m x 3 m, and a 12 m extended double-unit arrangement. These alternatives allow buyers to select a more suitable footprint before planning partitions, beds, desks, storage, sanitary facilities, or other internal functions.
Although the unit can support a wide range of uses, the interior layout should be planned around its galvanized steel structural frame. The house uses 160 x 160 mm C-type hot-dip galvanized channel-steel columns, 160 x 80 mm galvanized cold-formed primary beams, and 80 x 40 mm bottom secondary beams positioned at 400 mm intervals.
The complete structure is connected with bolts, with no on-site welding required. Each unit uses a full structural bolt set, including 64 structural bolts. When defining rooms, fixed cabinets, ceiling systems, plumbing routes, or electrical installations, designers should avoid obstructing connection points and should account for the locations of key steel members.
The enclosure system also influences indoor comfort and finishing decisions. Export wall and roof sandwich panels are available with three core-material choices, although the specific materials are not identified in the available product record. The selected panel system should therefore be confirmed before finalizing insulation expectations, interior wall treatments, and the overall technical specification.
Drainage is integrated into the container house design. Concealed drainage channels are installed inside the top main beams, while downpipes run through the four corner columns. This design keeps the exterior clean but should be considered when planning suspended ceilings, service access, and internal utility routing.
Detachable container houses can be adapted for worker dormitories, site management offices, field camps, temporary disaster-relief accommodation, tourism and cultural developments, and rural residential projects. A dormitory may prioritize beds, lockers, and shared circulation, while an office may require workstations, meeting areas, lighting, data cabling, and storage.
Because each use has different functional requirements, the structural dimensions alone should not be considered a complete interior package. Buyers should provide a project layout that identifies the required rooms, openings, furniture, equipment, electrical points, plumbing fixtures, ventilation needs, and finish standards.
| Customization item | Available information | Planning recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Standard module | 5.95 m x 3.0 m, 2.896 m overall height, 2.6 m clear internal height | Use this internal envelope as the basis for furniture and room planning |
| Alternative dimensions | 4 m x 3 m, 6 m x 2.4 m, 7 m x 3 m, and a 12 m double combined unit | Select the footprint according to occupancy and operational needs |
| Wall and roof panels | Three export sandwich-panel core options are documented | Confirm the required panel specification before approving interior finishes |
| Assembly method | Bolted steel construction with no on-site welding | Keep structural members and bolted connections accessible where required |
| Interior equipment | No standard package for furniture, plumbing, electrical work, or decoration is listed | Submit a project-specific equipment schedule and technical drawing |
The documented customization range includes multiple overall sizes and a 12 m combined double-unit solution. The standard unit has a 2,600 mm clear internal height. Any adjustment to internal space should be reviewed against the steel frame and the selected module size.
Yes, these elements can be developed for a project, but the supplied product information does not list a fixed interior package. Partitions, doors, windows, furniture, plumbing, electrical systems, and decorative finishes should be specified through confirmed drawings and a detailed accessory list.
Before production, confirm the chosen module size, combined-unit layout, clear-height requirements, sandwich-panel configuration, door and window locations, room plan, service routes, and interior equipment schedule. The stated minimum order quantity is one set. Factory self-inspection is provided, along with a one-year warranty that excludes damage caused by human factors.
The interior of a detachable container house can be tailored extensively when the project begins with the right module size, structural layout, and enclosure specification. Standard and optional dimensions provide a flexible foundation for residential, office, camp, and temporary-building applications. Since a predefined interior furnishing package is not documented, a complete project drawing is essential before production to confirm partitions, services, fixtures, and finishes.
The product holds CE certificate No. 3N240819.GUTQO66 for modular container house categories, including detachable and flat-pack container houses, serving regions such as the EU, Australia, North America, South America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. One stated reference project supplied 2,000 units for an Indonesian energy company and coal mine living-area development, where the units were used as worker dormitories.
Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. operates under the Guizu Group and provides foreign-trade support for prefabricated building design, research and development, manufacturing, installation, and after-sales service. Founded in 2008, the company has 200 employees and specializes in detachable, expandable, foldable, prefab K-house, flat-pack, and space capsule housing solutions.
Its technical resources include 30 professional engineers and designers, more than 10 advanced production lines, over 200 sets of molds, and 150 utility model patents. The company holds CE certification and serves customers in a range of industries. Technical support is available at guizugroup@outlook.com.

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