Customers who have used container houses know that the main materials of container mobile homes are channel steel for the frame and sandwich panels for the wall and ceiling. The quality of these two materials directly affects the quality of container mobile homes. Today, we will discuss both materials and their impact on container mobile homes.

First, let's talk about channel steel. The difference of the channel steel is mainly manifested in the thickness of the channel steel. Although some manufacturers sell household containers with little variation in surface, the thickness of the channel steel varies. Tolerances are also different. The channel steel is not thick enough, it is easy to bend under pressure, and the movable container house is deformed, which affects the service life. This kind of container house will not change in a short time, but after a long period of time, it is easy to deform, collapse and other problems, which may endanger the safety of the people in the container mobile house. Therefore, the selection of channel steel for residential containers has a certain specification, and it is not easy to use channel steel materials that are not lower than the specification due to cost savings.

For the white-top container and iron-top container types of domestic containers, the quality of the color steel sandwich panel directly affects the service life of the residential container. Currently, colored steel sandwich panels on the market have mixed materials. Some are for container mobile homes and some are for mobile flatbed homes. Color steel sandwich panels for different applications vary widely in sheet thickness. If the color steel sandwich panels used in mobile homes are used on residential containers, the color steel sandwich panels may have a series of problems after a few months, such as scattered and rusted steel plates, and damage to the residential containers. Therefore, residential containers must use color steel sandwich panels specially designed for residential containers.
Some problems are out of sight and if you build a container house it will last for many years so you have to be more careful with your initial choice.