Shown configuration ยท final layout and fit-out by quotation.
Building System: Flat Pack Container House Building Function: Accommodation
Flat Pack Worker Dormitory Module
A repeatable flat pack sleeping module for workforce camps that need defined bed, locker, circulation and expansion logic.
6055 x 2990 x 2896 mm
4 workers / 2 hours / house
6-8 units / 40HQ
2.3 mm Q235B steel frame
Installation Advantage ยท Factory-prepared frames and enclosure components reduce on-site assembly steps. Review the timed scope.
Patent Documentation Available ยท Confirm applicability for the selected configuration.
Catalog references shown. Final scope follows the quotation and approved specification.
Product Decision Snapshot
What it is
Who it is for
Shown configuration
Main trade-off
Best Fit
- Repeated worker rooms in planned camp blocks
- Projects needing consistent room and corridor grids
- Multi-phase accommodation where later modules must match
Not the Best Fit
- Minutes-level emergency shelter deployment
- Projects without foundation and lifting plans
- Buyers seeking a complete camp from one product page
Product Gallery
Shown Configuration and Layout Logic
| Displayed unit | The page shows a 20 ft-class flat pack dormitory concept. Bed count, private or shared sanitary arrangement, corridor access and storey count remain project-specific. |
|---|---|
| Primary use | Standard sleeping rooms within a larger camp, connected to separate sanitary, dining and welfare facilities. |
| Layout and occupancy | Occupancy is not fixed by the shell. Six-person bunk layouts are a reference; clear aisle width, egress, lockers, ventilation, welfare rules and destination requirements determine final capacity. |
| System behavior | Factory-prepared roof and floor frames, corner posts and enclosure components are packed for site assembly into repeatable room modules. The system favors project blocks and planned combinations over the highest transport density. |
| Final authority | Quotation, approved drawings and approved specification |
Verified Specifications
Company catalog values below apply to the stated system configuration. Where the catalog records more than one dimension or build-up, the quotation must identify the selected model and must not combine conflicting values.
| External / deployed size | 6055 x 2990 x 2896 mm |
|---|---|
| Interior size | 5845 x 2780 x 2500 mm |
| Closed / folded reference | Not applicable |
| Frame | 2.3 mm Q235B steel frame |
| Walls | 50 mm rock wool sandwich panel |
| Roof / ceiling | 50 mm glass wool insulation in the catalog configuration |
| Floor | MGO board or cement fiber board with finish selected by quotation |
| Loading | 6-8 units / 40HQ |
| Installation / deployment | 4 workers / 2 hours / house |
| Wind reference | Catalog reference: wind resistance Level 11 |
| Seismic reference | Catalog reference: anti-seismic Grade 8 |
Configuration Options
Configuration options
- Bunk or single-bed layout
- Locker and privacy arrangement
- Private or shared sanitary strategy
- HVAC provision and local voltage
- External corridor, stair and multi-storey interfaces
Scope and Responsibility Matrix
| Factory Supply | Optional / By Quotation | By Client / Site Contractor |
|---|---|---|
| Structural shell and selected enclosure | Beds, lockers and privacy items | Foundation, unloading and lifting |
| Factory-installed items listed in approved specification | HVAC and local-voltage electrical package | External power, water and drainage |
| Packing for confirmed shipment plan | Private sanitary fit-out | Final connections, testing, permits and occupancy approval |
The quotation and approved specification have final authority. Any item not listed as factory supply remains optional or by others.
Installation and Deployment Advantage
Catalog reference: 4 workers / 2 hours / house. The company catalog records 4 workers plus 2 hours for one house. It does not define every included task, so the quotation must state whether wall panels, doors, windows, sealing and lifting are inside the timed scope.
| 1. Site readiness | Foundation or level base, drainage, access and work area complete; weather within the approved installation plan |
|---|---|
| 2. Tools and handling | Quoted hand tools, fasteners, torque/sealant controls and safe lifting or handling equipment confirmed before unloading |
| 3. Timed activity | Main structural assembly reference: 4 workers / 2 hours / house |
| 4. Enclosure completion | Panels, doors, windows and seals only as identified in the timed scope |
| 5. Interior fit-out | Furniture and specialist equipment follow the quotation |
| 6. Utility connection | External networks and final connections by the assigned site party |
| 7. Testing and handover | Inspection, commissioning and local approval after structural deployment |
Structural Innovation and Evidence
Patent-documented structural design
| Patent title | Container Top Panel Lifting Device |
|---|---|
| Patent number | ZL 2025 2 0606066.9 |
| Jurisdiction | China |
| Related structural feature | A lifting device for handling a container top panel during assembly. |
| Procurement relevance | The documented lifting concept supports a more controlled roof-panel handling step when the approved installation plan uses the applicable top-panel arrangement. |
| Status limitation | Utility model patent certificate records grant publication on 17 February 2026; current legal status not independently verified. |
Factory preparation and QC evidence. The company catalog describes automated production and checks including watertightness, penetration, roof load, stacking and side-push testing. The approved inspection and test plan for the order defines the actual hold points, records and acceptance criteria.
Patent documentation is available for review. Current legal status and product-level applicability should be confirmed for the relevant market and configuration.
Applications
Standard sleeping rooms within a larger camp, connected to separate sanitary, dining and welfare facilities.
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Product-Specific FAQ
What is included in the shown flat pack worker dormitory module configuration?
The page shows a 20 ft-class flat pack dormitory concept. Bed count, private or shared sanitary arrangement, corridor access and storey count remain project-specific. The quotation and approved specification are the final scope documents.
How should buyers plan the accommodation layout?
Occupancy is not fixed by the shell. Six-person bunk layouts are a reference; clear aisle width, egress, lockers, ventilation, welfare rules and destination requirements determine final capacity.
What does the installation or deployment time include?
The company catalog records 4 workers plus 2 hours for one house. It does not define every included task, so the quotation must state whether wall panels, doors, windows, sealing and lifting are inside the timed scope.
Who prepares the foundation and external utility connections?
The client or site contractor normally prepares the foundation, access, unloading plan and external networks unless the quotation assigns a different scope. Review the Camp Installation Responsibilities page before order.
Can dimensions, insulation and fit-out be changed?
Configuration can be reviewed against quantity, destination, climate, layout and use. A change is not included until it appears in the quotation and approved specification.
What information is needed for an accurate quotation?
Provide intended use, quantity, destination, occupancy or floor area, project duration, site and climate conditions, preferred layout, fit-out, utilities, delivery date and available drawings.
Can this unit be relocated?
Relocation depends on the structural system, approved handling method and the condition of frames, panels, fasteners, hinges and seals after use. Reinspection is required before reuse.
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