Dormitory Container

 

Containers have been used in domestic and international transport for many years and are commonly known for their use in logistics industry. However, they are an effective option for housing needs as well. Considering the transportation industry, you may think they are not suitable as living spaces; but architecturally convenient containers are available. Their robust structure allows safe living conditions. Dormitory containers are a variety produced as living spaces. In particular, they are used internationally as hostels, presenting robust and outstanding alternatives. Also called group containers, this option can serve as a dormitory and is also preferred by companies with many employees. Rooms are equipped with individual restrooms and bathrooms. They are designed as containers attached horizontally or vertically.

Container Areas of Use

Container is a commonly used structure in daily life. They are particularly preferred in construction sites, thanks to fast installation and disassembly option. However, they have become a common choice for offices and housing units in recent years. Assembled in a very quick time, these structures do not have the construction process as the concrete structures do. Container parts are manufactured in a factory. They are then shipped to the assembly site and assembled within hours. Factory manufacturing takes an average time of one week. Having very low error tolerance, these structures are manufactured in specific sizes in the factory. Therefore, there is no risk of non-conformance. Presenting a housing choice today, these structures are called dormitory containers and also used as mass housing units.

Container House Features

Containers are manufactured with various options such as offices, construction site structures, mess halls and housing units. Disassembled, single, group, housing, restroom and metropolitan containers are the most commonly preferred options. Container houses are among the most preferred types of housing in recent years. In particular, they are popular as summer and winter houses in gardens and villages. 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom varieties are available to choose. Keeping the warmth inside, container houses also reduce fuel consumption. They are robust and able to withstand any climate condition. Dormitory container is similar to housing containers, but is a type of group container. Similar to house-type containers, they offer high comfort and warmth to provide an ideal living space.