Container prefabricated houses are similar to building buildings. Level the surrounding and partition foundations, preferably reinforced concrete, which is relatively strong; then erect columns, connect the skeleton with transverse beams, upper partitions, outer wall panels and door and window frames; follow the paving. The floor, and then install a layer up, and then install the roof truss and roof panel; install doors and windows at the end, and pull the vertical support. There are sanitary ware, hardware and the like.

Container prefab houses are generally used on construction sites, so "hidden works" are the key. If the "hidden works" are not done well, no matter how beautiful the surface decoration is, it will be futile. Concealed works refer to the parts that will be covered up by the next process after the completion of the previous process during the construction process, and cannot be inspected after all completion. "Hidden works" can be divided into water installation, electrical installation and moisture-proof, waterproof and other projects. Each of these items cannot be ignored. If any link goes wrong, it may bring serious economic losses and even harm to personal safety. The construction process and material identification of waterproof engineering can avoid unnecessary economic losses and injuries.