Expandable
Container House
for Flexible Spaces

An expandable unit uses side extensions to create its use-state space; folding designs can use a different deployment arrangement. Compare the actual product drawings, transport state and room configuration rather than relying on the names alone.

The reference expanded sizes (L × W × H) are 5,900 × 6,260 × 2,480 mm for 20 ft, 9,000 × 6,160 × 2,480 mm for 30 ft, and 11,800 × 6,160 × 2,480 mm for 40 ft. Compare the model specifications with your furniture and room requirements. These are external dimensions; the selected drawing defines clear internal space and site requirements.

Room arrangements can be discussed for the selected model. Partitions, entrances and wet areas must work with the structure, folding clearances and services, so changes are confirmed before production.

Only the items listed in the agreed specification and quotation are included. Request an itemized scope for fixtures, cabinets, appliances and the connections needed on site.

Ask for the joint and drainage details relevant to the selected unit, together with site-completion and maintenance requirements. A general claim or photograph is not a substitute for the applicable product documentation.

Expansion alone does not complete the project. The agreed fixing, sealing, service connections and checks still need to be completed before handover.

Check the expanded dimensions plus the space needed for handling, deployment, access and services. The required support and clearance arrangements come from the project and model documents.

That depends on the selected model, packed dimensions, weight and any separate equipment. Ask for a loading plan for your order rather than applying a general number to every configuration.

A later move needs its own review. Check the model instructions, condition of the structure and connections, and the removal or securing of internal equipment before planning relocation.

Send the intended use, room requirements, quantity, destination and target date. Include a sketch or reference layout and identify any kitchen, bathroom, electrical or site requirements.