Emergency Disaster Relief Prefabricated Container House

Emergency Disaster Relief Prefabricated Container House

1. Product Parameters
External Size (Standard)    6058 × 2438 × 2800 mm (20ft unit)
Color Scheme    Bright blue exterior panels + white steel frame (custom logos/text available)
Door    Single security door with lock (white)
Window    Sliding window with steel security bars
Wall Panel    50mm EPS sandwich panel (fire-rated rock wool optional)
Frame Material    Galvanized steel, powder-coated white
Floor    18mm fiber cement board + anti-slip vinyl flooring
Special Features    Custom printed text/logos (e.g., “Emergency Disaster Relief”)
2. Performance, Features & Highlights
Visual Reference
Performance
Structural Strength: Reinforced galvanized steel frame, wind resistance up to 100 km/h, earthquake-resistant up to Grade 7.
Thermal Insulation: 50mm insulated panels provide basic thermal control for moderate climates.
Waterproofing: Sealed panel joints + flat roof drainage prevent leaks, suitable for outdoor emergency use.
Features
Rapid Deployment Design: Lightweight and easy to transport, with quick assembly in 2–4 hours.
High-Visibility Exterior: Bright blue color + custom text ensures clear identification in disaster zones.
Pre-Installed Essentials: Basic electrical wiring, lighting, and power outlets for immediate use.
Security & Ventilation: Lockable door + barred window ensure safety and airflow for residents.
Highlights
Emergency-Ready: Designed for fast response to natural disasters, with simple setup and durable construction.
Logistics-Friendly: Standard container size fits easily on trucks and ships for quick deployment.
Reusable & Versatile: Can be repurposed as temporary housing, medical clinics, or command centers.
Customizable Branding: Supports custom logos, text, or reflective strips for emergency identification.
Applications
Natural disaster relief housing (earthquakes, floods, hurricanes)
Emergency shelters and refugee camps
Temporary medical clinics and field hospitals
Disaster response command centers and storage units
3. Manufacturing Process
Steel Frame Fabrication: Cut, weld, and galvanize the steel frame, then powder-coat white.
Panel Assembly: Install bright blue insulated sandwich panels on walls, roof, and floor.
Door & Window Installation: Fit the security door and barred window, then seal all joints.
Custom Printing: Apply custom text/logos (e.g., “Emergency Disaster Relief”) to exterior panels.
Interior Finishing: Install flooring, electrical wiring, lighting, and outlets.
Quality Control: Inspect structural stability, waterproofing, and electrical safety.
Packaging & Delivery: Load units onto trucks for rapid deployment to disaster zones.
4. FAQ
Q1: How quickly can these units be deployed after an order?
A: Standard lead time is 7–15 days for bulk orders. On-site assembly takes just 2–4 hours per unit.
Q2: Can the units withstand harsh weather conditions?
A: Yes. They are built with reinforced frames and waterproof panels to withstand rain, wind, and moderate cold. For extreme climates, we offer upgraded insulation.
Q3: Can I customize the interior for specific needs (e.g., medical use)?
A: Yes. We can add partitions, medical-grade flooring, extra electrical outlets, or plumbing for clinics or other specialized uses.
Q4: How many people can one unit accommodate?
A: A standard 20ft unit can comfortably house 4–6 people with basic bunk beds, depending on layout.
Q5: Are these units reusable after the emergency?
A: Absolutely. They can be disassembled, cleaned, stored, and redeployed for future disasters or repurposed as offices, dormitories, or storage units.