This two-floor expandable container home combines modular units into a multi-level layout. The design can be considered for residential, commercial, vacation, or accommodation projects. Room arrangements, exterior finishes, and interior fit-out can be discussed according to the project brief.
Overall dimensions, structural connections, stairs, and installation details vary by configuration. Confirm the complete project drawing, technical specification, and supply scope before ordering.
The expandable modules are transported in their designated folded configuration and opened at the site. For a two-floor project, the modules, connections, supports, access stairs, and circulation areas should be coordinated in one approved design. Site access, lifting, foundation or support requirements, and installation responsibilities should also be confirmed before shipment.
The following image shows a two-storey expandable modular house installation reference. Final structure, connections, stairs, and dimensions depend on the approved drawings for the ordered project.
Use the floor-plan and size references as a starting point for discussing room arrangement and module options. Request the project-specific drawings for both floors, including overall dimensions, room sizes, stairs, entrances, and service locations.
Exterior finishes and optional features can be reviewed during configuration. Interior arrangements may include different room layouts and selected fittings, subject to the model and quotation. Confirm materials, doors and windows, insulation, electrical and plumbing scope, and included interior components in writing.
Expandable modules are shipped in their designated transport configuration. Confirm packing dimensions, loading method, shipment arrangement, unloading equipment, delivery access, and installation sequence. A reference image is not a substitute for the packing plan prepared for the actual order.
Payment milestones, inspection arrangements, shipping terms, and installation scope should be stated in the final contract or quotation. They can vary by order and destination.
Layout and selected finishes can be discussed for the project. Confirm feasibility, dimensions, pricing, and production impact in the approved drawings and quotation.
Not necessarily. Ask for a written supply list covering the structure, doors and windows, interior fittings, electrical and plumbing items, packing, and any optional features.
Confirm site access, unloading arrangements, foundation or support requirements, utility connections, and the installation sequence with the project team.
