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Many campsite sites are designated for temporary use or are leased land, prohibiting permanent brick-and-concrete construction. "Double-wing" container units do not require heavy concrete foundations; they can be installed simply using grade beams or foundation pads. During the off-season, they can be folded up and relocated to other campsites or placed in centralized storage. Common locations for these units include campsites in Australia, New Zealand, North America, Europe, and Southeast Asian islands.
Suitable as temporary residences on private land or vacation plots; some clients utilize them for short-term rentals.
Visitor centers, ticket offices, souvenir shops, and cafés.
Applications: Mining sites, oil fields, road and railway projects, and overseas infrastructure projects located in remote areas.
Features: Rapid bulk transport via sea freight; quick deployment and immediate use upon arrival; equipped with integrated bathroom facilities and utility connections (water/electricity).
| Folded Size (MM) L*W*H | 5900 * 2200 * 2480 |
| Expanded Size (MM) L*W*H | 5900 * 6300 * 2480 |
| Internal Size (MM) L*W*H | 5640 * 6140 * 2240 |
| Total Floor Area | 36 Square meters |
Main steel structural frame, dual-wing expandable wall panels, roof, doors and windows, insulation, interior wall panels, pre-installed electrical wiring, flooring, bathroom, and kitchen. Optional features include a terrace, awning, custom wall colors, etc.
The unit is secured in a retracted position and fully pre-assembled at the factory, eliminating the need for disassembly during shipping; rust-proof and waterproof protection is applied.
It takes four skilled workers 3–4 hours to complete the unfolding, anchoring, and connection of doors, windows, and electrical systems. No large concrete foundation is required; a level, paved surface is sufficient.
No heavy concrete foundation is required. They can be installed simply using grade beams, foundation pads, or directly placed on a level paved surface, making them ideal for leased land or temporary sites.
Yes, the unit can be folded back up, freely relocated, repeatedly dismantled, and reassembled with minimal loss during relocation, offering a flexible and highly economical recycling lifecycle.
During transport, the wings retract to match standard shipping container dimensions, allowing direct and cost-effective export via standard 40HQ sea freight containers.
