Temporary Container Field Office

Product Description

Temporary Container Field Office

 

A "Temporary Container Field Office" typically refers to a temporary structure, often made from shipping containers, used as a mobile or semi-permanent office space in various settings such as construction sites, disaster relief areas, or remote locations where traditional office infrastructure might be impractical or unavailable. These field offices are often equipped with basic amenities like desks, chairs, computers, and sometimes even restrooms and kitchenettes, providing a functional workspace for personnel working on-site. They offer flexibility, mobility, and relatively quick setup compared to conventional office buildings, making them useful in dynamic or rapidly changing environments.

 

Size:	6000(L) X 3000(W) X 2800(H)
Wall & Roof:	50mm EPS sandwich wall panel or customized
Window & Door:	PVC sliding window and steel door or customized
Flooring:	MGO board and PVC carpet or customized
Layout:	Customized
Install time:	2 units by 3 workers in 1 day without crane or forklift
Earthquake resistance:	Grade 8

Item		Specification
Part 1	Roof System
i.	Steel frame	Steel frame is Q235 galvanized fitting;
ii.	Roof insulation	Ceiling is blue color steel pre-coated 0.4mm outside strong steel sheet; With 50mm glass wool insulation material;
iii.	Roof ceiling	Ceiling is shaped steel plate with different pattern
Part 2	Floor System
i.	Steel frame	3mm Galvanized Steel for main structure + 1.5mm square tube for secondary beam
ii.	Floor	15mm chipboard + PVC leather floor
Part 3	Column System
i	Column	2.5mm Shaped Galvanized Steel
Part 4	Sandwich Wall System
i	Wall Panel	50mm EPS Foam Sandwich Panel ; Outside color is light silver gray (0.35mm thickness steel ); Inside is white color steel (0.35mm thickness steel ).
Part 5	Door & window system
i.	Door	Material: Steel door Size: 2000*980mm(H*W)
ii.	Window	Material: Aluminum alloy steel double hollow glass sliding window (including screens) Size:1200*1000mm(H*W)
Part 6	Electric system
i.	Electric system	Includes ordinary LED light, A-SW double sockets 2set, A-SW air-switch 2 set, Electrical box with safety protection device connecting cable for connecting;
Part 7	Accessories	Electric wire; sealant; wiring tube; screws and other accessories.

Using containers for field offices offers several advantages:

1. Mobility: Containers are designed for transportation, allowing field offices to be easily relocated as needed. This mobility is especially useful in industries like construction, where projects are often in different locations.

2. Rapid Deployment: Containers can be quickly deployed and set up, reducing downtime and enabling operations to commence promptly.

3. Durability: Shipping containers are built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, providing a sturdy and secure workspace in challenging environments such as construction sites or disaster areas.

4. Customization: Containers can be modified to meet specific requirements, including adding windows, doors, insulation, electrical wiring, heating, and cooling systems, ensuring the office is tailored to the needs of the users.

5. Cost-Effective: Compared to constructing traditional buildings, using containers for field offices can be more cost-effective, especially for short-term projects or in remote locations where infrastructure is limited.

6. Scalability: Containers can be stacked or joined together to create larger office spaces or accommodate growing teams, offering scalability to meet changing needs.

7. Environmental Sustainability: Repurposing shipping containers for field offices promotes sustainability by reducing the demand for new construction materials and minimizing waste.

8. Security: Containers can be equipped with locking mechanisms and security features to protect valuable equipment and documents, enhancing security in the field.

Overall, utilizing containers for field offices provides a practical and versatile solution for temporary workspace needs in various industries and environments.

FAQ

 

Q: What are modular living container homes made of?
A: Modular living container homes are composed of steel and wall panels. The biggest difference between them and shipping containers is that all their parts are detachable for easy transportation. And the size is more flexible, which can meet the needs of different layouts.

Q: What sizes or shapes are available for modular living container homes?
A: Modular living container homes come in various sizes and can be customized to fit the needs of the homeowner. Standard container sizes include 20 feet, 40 feet. Shapes can vary from a single container to multi-unit complexes.

Q: Are modular living container homes mobile?
A: Yes, modular living container homes can be mobile and easily transported to different locations. This is especially useful for those who move frequently or for temporary housing needs.

Q: How long does it take to build a modular living container home?
A: The construction time for a modular living container home depends on the size and complexity of the design. However, the modular design allows for faster construction times than traditional homes, with some homes being built in as little as a few weeks.

Q: Are modular living container homes energy-efficient?
A: Yes, modular living container homes are energy-efficient due to their smaller size and more efficient use of heating, cooling, and lighting systems. They can also be outfitted with solar panels or other energy-saving features.

Q: Are modular living container homes affordable?
A: Yes, modular living container homes are generally more affordable than traditional homes due to their use of recycled materials and faster construction times. They can also be customized to fit various budgets and needs.

Q: Are modular living container homes safe?
A: Yes, modular living container homes are safe and can be designed to meet building codes and safety requirements. With proper insulation, ventilation, and fire safety features, modular living container homes can be a safe and comfortable place to live.