This 20FT Folding Container House is configured as a compact prefabricated building unit for projects that require a foldable building format, defined interior dimensions and an integrated enclosure system. The configuration combines a 65mm EPS composite or rock wool wall panel, fire-resistant magnesium oxide flooring, a steel entrance door and plastic-steel windows with insect screens.
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Product Type |
Folding Container House |
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Container Size |
20FT |
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External Dimensions |
5900 × 2480 × 2550 mm |
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Internal Dimensions |
5740 × 2320 × 2450 mm |
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Folded Dimensions |
5900 × 2480 × 400 mm |
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Weight |
Not Provided |
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Structure |
Wall Panel |
65 mm EPS Composite Panel / Rock Wool Panel |
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Floor Thickness |
15 mm |
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Floor Material |
Fire-Resistant Magnesium Oxide Board |
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Frame Finish |
Not Provided |
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Frame Material |
Not Provided |
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Roof Insulation |
Not Provided |
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Openings |
Door |
970 × 1970 mm, Steel Door |
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Window |
970 × 970 mm |
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Window Type |
Plastic-Steel Window, Single Glazing, Insect Screen |
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Window Protection |
Security Bars Included |
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Options |
Color |
Profiled Color-Coated Steel Sheet |
The building measures 5900 × 2480 × 2550 mm externally and provides an internal space of 5740 × 2320 × 2450 mm. When folded, its dimensions are 5900 × 2480 × 400 mm.
The reduced folded height gives project teams a separate configuration to consider during transportation and site delivery planning. Shipping arrangements, unloading equipment and the available installation area can therefore be assessed around both the folded and deployed states of the building.
For distributors and procurement teams comparing multiple Folding Container House configurations, these dimensions also provide a clear basis for distinguishing this 20FT model from other units in the product range.

The wall system is specified as a 65mm EPS composite panel / rock wool panel. The available specification indicates two possible wall-panel configurations rather than identifying one fixed material for every unit.
This distinction is important when preparing a project quotation. Buyers should confirm whether the required order uses the EPS composite panel or rock wool panel configuration before production, particularly where insulation material is part of the project's technical specification.
The external finish is specified as a profiled color-coated steel sheet, providing the defined exterior surface configuration for the building.

The floor uses a 15mm fire-resistant magnesium oxide board. For procurement and project planning, the specified floor material establishes the basic floor construction while leaving the final interior finishing requirements to be considered according to the intended use.
The building includes a 970 × 1970 mm steel door, providing the main access point.
Windows measure 970 × 970 mm and use plastic-steel window frames with single glazing and an insect screen. Security bars are also included.
This opening configuration gives project buyers a defined starting point for planning ventilation, daylight openings and access protection. Where a project has specific requirements for glazing, window dimensions or security treatment, these should be confirmed before production.

The combination of the folding structure, insulated wall-panel options, magnesium oxide floor board, steel door and screened windows makes this product suitable for procurement as a defined prefabricated building package.
For contractors, modular building suppliers, distributors and project procurement teams, the key evaluation points include the selected wall-panel material, folded transport dimensions, deployed building footprint and required interior configuration.
The available documentation does not specify a particular end-use application, frame material, roof insulation or OEM/ODM service.

1. Can the 65mm wall panel be specified with EPS or rock wool?
Yes. The product specification supports a 65mm EPS composite panel / rock wool panel configuration. The required wall-panel material should be confirmed when placing the order so the production specification matches the project requirements.
2. Can this Folding Container House be customized?
The current specification does not define a standard customization or OEM/ODM program. However, project-specific requirements can be discussed with the supplier and confirmed before production, including wall-panel configuration, doors, windows and interior arrangements.
3. What is included in the standard window configuration?
The windows use plastic-steel frames with single glazing and insect screens, and security bars are included. This provides a defined window and protection configuration for the building.
4. What type of flooring does the house use?
The standard floor specification uses a 15mm fire-resistant magnesium oxide board. Buyers requiring additional floor finishes or specific interior flooring should confirm those requirements as part of the project specification.
5. Can the folded configuration be considered when planning transportation?
Yes. The building has a specified folded configuration, allowing procurement and logistics teams to evaluate transportation and site-delivery requirements before deployment. The actual shipping method should be determined according to the project location and logistics conditions.
6. What should be confirmed before placing a project order?
Buyers should confirm the wall-panel material, interior layout, door and window requirements, electrical needs and any project-specific modifications before production. This helps ensure the delivered configuration matches the intended installation and use requirements.