Custom Beautiful Container Houses Supplier & Factory

Our primary structural frames use Q235B cold-formed hot-dip galvanized structural steel. Exposed steel surfaces receive shot-blasting to standard Sa 2.5 to remove mill scale, followed by an epoxy zinc-rich primer and heavy polyurethane or fluorocarbon topcoats. This coating system helps protect the steel structure in saline coastal settings for over 20 years with typical scheduled maintenance.

Yes. Permitting as a permanent dwelling typically depends on compliance with local structural, thermal, and electrical standards. PrimeHome supplies full architectural and structural packages—including frame sizing, calculation sheets, insulation ratings, and electrical diagrams—that can be submitted to local licensed engineers (PEs) or building authorities for approval.

Because container structures are rigid self-supporting units, they require less extensive ground prep than standard masonry. Recommended options include concrete pier pads under the designated load-bearing corner castings, reinforced continuous grade beams, or helical screw piles for sloped or environmentally sensitive ground. Detailed foundation placement drawings are provided for each model.

Units leave our factory pre-plumbed and pre-wired to centralized connection points. Water supply lines merge into a single inlet manifold, and drainage lines tie into standard multi-branch wastewater outlets. Electrical circuits run through a pre-installed central distribution board with circuit breakers, ready for an electrician to land main service lines into a designated junction box.

Standard production runs typically complete in 15 to 25 days depending on specification and order volume. For shipping, flat-pack and detachable units are nested into standard ISO dimensions to optimize sea freight, while Apple Cabins and capsule homes ship as SOC (Shipper Owned Container) units. We assist with export clearance and international freight coordination to your designated port.