Flat-Pack Container Houses project reference

Stacked module kit for transport

Flat-Pack Container Houses

Top and bottom frames, columns, wall panels and accessories are prepared as a defined flat-pack module kit, then assembled at the project site.

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Quotation reference

The current quotation sheet uses 5800 × 2438 × 2896 mm as the product reference, with separate packing heights and loading quantities for different wall-panel options.

Flat-pack is a delivery format

It describes how the module components are stacked for shipment. It should not be presented as a completed house that arrives ready for immediate occupancy.

Site assembly planning

Confirm the packing list, installation sequence, lifting, labor, foundation and utility connections before delivery.

FLAT-PACK PLANNING

Scale from One Module to a Project Layout

The system is useful where packed transport and repeatable site assembly are important. Combination details must follow project drawings.

Room, office or support unit

Single Module

Define the complete component kit, openings, internal services and site assembly responsibility.

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Wider connected layouts

Linked Modules

Coordinate removed wall sections, connections, waterproofing, circulation and utility routes.

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Project-specific engineering

Multi-Storey Layout

Stairs, corridors, bracing, fire strategy and local engineering review must be developed for the project.

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The current quotation reference uses 5800 × 2438 × 2896 mm. Panel option, packing height, loading plan and installation scope must be confirmed.

BUYER CHECKLIST

Confirm the complete module kit

Flat-pack describes the delivery arrangement. A useful quotation must also define every structural, enclosure and installation component.

Send these details to Putian
  1. Roof and base frame specification
  2. Columns, wall panels and insulation option
  3. Doors, windows, fasteners and seals
  4. Electrical and optional sanitary components
  5. Pack dimensions, quantities and loading plan
  6. Assembly drawings, equipment, labor and foundation

COMMON QUESTIONS

What to confirm before ordering

Final answers depend on the selected model, destination and written order scope.

Does flat-pack mean the house is finished at delivery?

No. The module kit requires site assembly and may require separate utilities, finishes or external works depending on the order scope.

How should quotations be compared?

Compare component lists, material specifications, packing quantity, included installation items and exclusions—not only the external dimensions.

Next step

Prepare a project-specific response.

Tell us the country, application, quantity and target schedule.

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CONTINUE YOUR REVIEW

Move from Product Format to a Confirmed Project Brief

A reference image is only the starting point. Check capability and send the details needed for a written configuration.