Q235 steel structure, suitable for earthquake-stricken areas and post-disaster reconstruction, can be deployed in batches to form "folding box communities"

Product Positioning​

Specially designed for earthquake-prone areas and post-disaster reconstruction, the ​Q235 steel foldable container house​ can be rapidly deployed in large quantities to form fully-equipped "foldable container communities," providing affected populations with ​18-24 months​ of transitional housing.

​Core Value​

✔ ​Earthquake-Resistant Structure: Diagonal bracing reinforcement withstands ​magnitude 7 earthquakes​
✔ ​Community-Scale Deployment: Supports clustered planning of ​50-500 units​
✔ ​Rapid Setup: ​72 hours​ from delivery to functional community
✔ ​Complete Facilities: Pre-installed water/electricity interfaces, compatible with public utility modules
✔ ​Cost Efficiency: ​40% lower​ transport costs vs. traditional prefab houses

​Technical Specifications​

​Case Studies​

​East Asia Earthquake Reconstruction​
After a ​7.2-magnitude earthquake, the first ​300 units​ were airlifted within ​48 hours, establishing a transitional community in ​7 days​ with:

• ​250 residential units​ (including 20 wheelchair-accessible)
• ​Shared sanitation stations​ (1 per 50 households)
• ​Dual-fuel communal kitchens​ (gas + electric)
• ​Temporary classrooms​ for 200 children

​Southeast Asia Flood Relief​
​600 units​ transported by waterway to build elevated communities in flooded areas:

• ​1.2m-high steel foundations​ for flood prevention
• ​Integrated rainwater harvesting/purification​
• ​Modular medical stations​ expandable into emergency hospitals

​Q&A​

​Q1: How is steel corrosion prevented?​​
A: Triple-layer protection (hot-dip galvanizing + anti-rust paint + nano-coating) ensures ​8-year rust-free​ performance in coastal areas.

​Q2: How is sewage handled?​​
A: Two solutions: ① Centralized bioreactor stations (>50 units) ② Individual composting toilets (decentralized).

​Q3: What's the maximum community size?​​
A: ​800 units​ (≈2,000 people) with fireproof zoning; requires grid-pattern road layouts.

​Q4: How does insulation perform in extreme cold?​​
A: Optional ​double-wall construction​ (rock wool + aerogel) maintains ​35°C indoor-outdoor differential​ at ​​-25°C.

​Q5: Can local traditional materials be incorporated?​​
A: Compatible with ​wood/bamboo structures; custom transition connectors available (advance notice required).