| Frame | Corner Post | 2.0mm hot dip galvanized welded steel |
| Top Girder | galvanized steel tube 1.5x60x120mm |
| Top Cross Beam | galvanized steel tube 1.5x60x120mm |
| Bottom Girder | galvanized steel tube 2.3x147x75mm |
| Bottom Cross Beam | galvanized steel tube 2.3x147x75mm |
| Top Secondary Beam | galvanized steel tube 1.2x40x60mm |
| Bottom Secondary Beam | galvanized steel tube 1.2x80x80mm |
| Connectors | high tensile bolt M12x40mm grade 8.8, top corner, bottom corner |
| Suface treatment | propylene water base paint, color RAL9018 |
| Roof | PPGI steel Corrugated Board | 0.35mm prepainted al-zinc coated steel |
| Glass Wool | 110mm thick, 14kg/m3 density |
| Steel Ceiling Board | 0.23mm prepainted al-zinc coated steel |
| PVC Cornice | PVC cornice 30x50mm |
Floor
| base material | 15mm MGO board |
| skirting | black aluminum skirt line |
| Wall | 50mm steel sandwich wall panel | steel thickness 0.23mm, size 950x2505mm, density 30kg/m3, fireproof grade A. |
Door
| steel door | frame 0.8mm, size 935x1950mm, including lock and stop |
| Window | PVC window | slide type, dimension 950x1000mm |
| 3mm glass | heat conductive above 2.50W/(M2.K) |
FLEXIBLECOMBINATION:
Stand alone, or combinedhorizontally to create big open space, or stacked vertically up to 3 stories. FULL-RANGE FACILITIES:
Different types of roof, corridor, canopy, and staircase are available; plusspecialized bathroom and kitchen containers to choose; can be decorated bothinside and outside. FAST ASSEMBLING: Averagely 4 workers can erect 1 container within 3 hours. Thecontainer also can be assembled in the factory and then transfer to the site. SAFE AND DURABLE:
Over15year lifetime, seismic resistance to 8 degrees, wind resistance to 11degree
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Flat Pack Container Installation Steps:
1. Placethe base, it is in a horizontal state
2. Installthe corner column, fixed on the base
3. Installationof the base, fixed with bolts
4. Thecorner column and the base vertically tightening bolts.
5. installationdownpipe in corner column.
6. Installouter wall panel and doors and windows.
7. Thepress plate and the chute are fixed , as the bolt is tighteded.
8. Crownmoulding buckled on the plate, sealant is used in the included angle to make itclose.
Here, the overall flat pack container has been basically formed.
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