Before installing a K-House for commercial use, assemble records that identify the product, document its condition, and show how it will be installed. The key items are an applicable CE certificate, specifications for the ordered configuration, the factory self-inspection record, and installation and electrical documentation. The supplied product information references CE certificate No. 3N240819.GUTQO66 for listed modular container-house products. Check its scope and confirm any destination-specific requirements before work begins.
Keep the following documents together so the project team can verify that the delivered units match the approved design and intended use.
K-House sizing is described using K and P modules: 1K equals 1,820 mm in length and width, while 1P equals 950 mm in vertical height. The stated standard heights are 3P for a single-story unit, 6P for two stories, and 9P for three stories. Ensure that the drawings and specifications in the project file reflect the actual size and story configuration being installed.
The product specification covers a galvanized steel frame with bolted connections, sandwich-panel options for walls and roof, floor loading information, doors and windows, and a pre-installed electrical system. Electrical fittings may be customized for power standards in Southeast Asia, North America, and South America. Confirm the selected components and electrical arrangement against the order and site requirements rather than relying on generic product information.
The supplied CE certificate is identified as No. 3N240819.GUTQO66. Its stated applicable regions include the EU, Australia, North America, South America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Listed product types include modular container houses such as detachable, flat-pack, folding, and expandable containers. These details should be checked against the specific unit supplied.
The available information does not establish that CE documentation alone fulfills every requirement for commercial installation or occupancy. Confirm local rules and determine whether additional records, inspections, or approvals are needed for the intended site and use. The company describes applications including construction sites, field construction camps, and temporary post-disaster housing; these examples do not constitute approval for a separate commercial project.
Factory self-inspection is the stated product quality-check method. Request a unit-specific inspection record and keep it alongside the technical specification. The bolt-connected structure and pre-installed electrical components should also be represented in installation records, including any project-specific electrical adaptations.
Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. reports supplying 2,000 sets for an Indonesian coal-mine living-area project used as mining-worker dormitories. This is useful background on project experience, but it does not replace records for the K-House being delivered or approvals for the new installation.
| Record | Information provided | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| CE certificate | No. 3N240819.GUTQO66; listed scope includes modular container-house products. | Confirm that the scope covers the supplied K-House and is relevant to the destination market. |
| Technical specifications | Modular sizing, structural details, panel choices, floor system, doors and windows, and electrical-system description. | Make sure the documents match the delivered configuration. |
| Factory inspection record | Factory self-inspection is identified as the quality inspection method. | Obtain the record for the supplied units and retain it in the project file. |
| Installation and electrical documentation | The structure uses bolted connections and includes pre-installed electrical components; regional fitting customization is available. | Document the installed arrangement and confirm electrical suitability for the site. |
| Warranty | A one-year warranty is stated, excluding man-made damage. | Keep the warranty terms with handover and maintenance records. |
No. The supplied information gives a certificate number, product scope, and stated regions, but does not say that CE certification satisfies every local commercial installation requirement. Check the certificate against the ordered configuration and verify local rules.
The product information names factory self-inspection as the inspection method. Request the corresponding record for the units being supplied and file it with their specifications.
Check the modular dimensions and story height, frame and connection method, panel materials and thickness, floor system, doors and windows, and electrical configuration. The documents should describe the unit that will actually be installed.
Prepare a project file with the applicable CE certificate, configuration-specific K-House specifications, factory self-inspection record, and installation and electrical documentation. Before installation, verify certificate scope and identify any additional commercial requirements that apply at the site. For technical documents or support, contact guizugroup@outlook.com.
Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. is a foreign-trade company established under the Guizu Group, with stated support for design, research and development, production, installation, and after-sales service. Its listed prefabricated building products include K-Houses for applications such as offices, dormitories, residences, shops, hospitals, and hotels. The company reports having 30 R&D engineers and designers and more than 10 advanced production lines. Its listed credentials include CE certificate No. 3N240819.GUTQO66.

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