Cottage Made From Living Container

Steel frame

- made from cold rolled, welded steel profiles, 4 mm thick

- 4 corner casts, welded

- 2 fork lift pockets (except 30’) - distance 1200mm

(internal clearance of fork lift pockets: 240×80 mm)

- steel cross members, thickness=2mm

Insulation

- 100 mm thick Rock Wool

Subfloor

- 0.5mm thick, galvanized steel sheet

Floor

- 18mm plywood board

-  1.8mm PVC floor

-  flammability class B1 - hardly combustible

-  smoke density class Q1 - low smoke emission

-  wear resistance factor: T level  

Steel frame

- made from cold rolled, welded steel profiles, 3mm thick

- 4 corner casts, welded

- steel cross members, thickness=2mm

Roof cover

- 0.5mm thick, galvanized steel sheet

- 360 degree seaming at joint of roof panels

Insulation

- 100 mm thick Rock Wool

Ceiling

- 10 mm chipboard (V 20), laminated on both sides, white

- the chipboard complies with the emission value E1

CEE connector

- sunken in frame on short end side

Rockwool

- density:120kg/m3

- flammability class A- non combustible

- smoke density class Q1 - low smoke emission

- certificated: CE & GL

NeoporR

- density:18kg/m3

- flammability class B1- non combustible

- smoke density class Q1 - low smoke emission

- certificated: CE & GL

DecoCoating

Special coating can be applied on top of sandwich wall panel and make the external wall surface looks like plastering finishes or timber finishes. That makes the container house cozy and less industry look.