The main materials of container houses include steel, aluminum and composite materials. Steel is the main frame and shell material of container houses. High-quality steel, such as C-shaped steel, angle steel and thick-walled square tubes, is usually used. These materials have good corrosion resistance and strength, which can ensure the firmness and stability of the house. Aluminum containers are suitable for short-term flexible applications because they are light and easy to carry. Composite materials meet high-end customized needs and have better weather resistance and aesthetics.
In addition, container houses also use a variety of auxiliary materials to enhance their functions and aesthetics. Insulation materials such as polystyrene (EPS), polyurethane (PU) and extruded boards are used for heat preservation and moisture resistance. Fireproof materials such as fireproof coatings, silicate boards and gypsum boards are used to improve the safety performance of houses. Decorative materials include PVC boards, gypsum boards, tiles, etc., which are used for indoor and outdoor beautification.
When choosing a container house, you need to consider the characteristics, functionality, economy and scope of application of the material. Steel is suitable for long-term fixed living needs due to its durability and economy; aluminum containers are suitable for short-term flexible applications; and composite materials meet high-end customized needs.