Prefabricated Container

A prefabricated container is a box shaped room built in a factory and delivered to a site for fast bolt together installation. The walls and frame are built from welded steel sheet, either from a retired shipping box or from new panels pressed to the same size. The standard module works as a site office, a one room house, a storeroom or a short term workshop. Modules lock corner-to-corner so they stack up to three levels or line up side by side - extra doors or panels bolt on where needed. Buyers choose them because a set of four walls, a roof along with a floor arrives in one truckload plus is ready for use the same afternoon. Each box is seam welded, gasketed in addition to coated against rain and salt spray - it survives on muddy lots, in cyclone zones next to on unpaved roads. corner castings and forklift pockets let a crane move the unit again but also again without damage. After delivery, crews screw batt insulation to the inner skin, clip on a small split unit air-conditioner and connect a pre wired panel to a site generator or mains cable. Factory jigs keep every cut, weld, paint layer identical - the next unit performs exactly like the last and only two workers are needed on site. The method now ships to camps, clinics along with student villages on five continents because it cuts material waste, truck trips in addition to labor hours while the steel shell lasts thirty years.