What are the installation requirements for container houses?

Container houses have been widely applied in various fields due to their unique advantages, and have become an innovative solution for housing or working spaces. So, what are the installation requirements for container houses? 

1. The foundation is level. 

The foundation must be level and solid. Before construction, the ground needs to be cleared and leveled to ensure that the installation heights are on the same horizontal plane, thus guaranteeing the stability of the house and the safety of living. 

2. Vertical Installation 

The container needs to be installed vertically. During the installation process, it is necessary to check for horizontal inclination and correct the non-vertical issues caused by the deviation of the hole positions, in order to ensure that the layout of supporting facilities (such as pipes, wires, etc.) is reasonable and the convenience for subsequent use is guaranteed. 

3. Secure fixation 

The container house should be firmly and stably fixed. The support points at the bottom should be evenly distributed. The number of connecting parts should be fully considered in accordance with the capacity and weight of the container to avoid safety risks in adverse weather conditions. 

4. Moisture-proof and Thermal Insulation 

In basements or areas with high risk of water leakage, effective measures should be taken for moisture prevention and insulation, such as applying high-density foam or implementing building moisture-proofing, to protect the interior from being affected by moisture and cold. 

5. Ventilation Design 

Container houses require a well-designed ventilation system to ensure comfort and air quality for the occupants. The design of the ventilation system should fully consider the usage characteristics, such as insulation, waterproofing, and human safety aspects. 

By following the above installation requirements, the installation quality and usage effect of the container house can be ensured to reach the best state.