Containers
Modern global transport is now based on container ships and container terminals. Containers are securely attached to each other and to the substructure using corner fittings to provide optimum security for loads. These corner fittings also allow for easy transportation through a variety of techniques. The containers fit on standardized platforms, such as the chassis of a truck, where they can be fastened for transportation over long distances by road, rail or ship without being opened. The containers are moved into place using cranes and other lifting equipment.
Target market and usage
Containers are always suitable for use when spatial solutions have to be found under the pressures of a limited period of time and they are suitable for quick flexible use for applications where space saving is an important consideration. The concept involves units that can be erected at any given location desired.
The extensive number of possible uses for the container include temporary accommodation such as living on site during large builds, student accommodation residences for asylum applicants, emergency accommodation for victims in disaster areas, summer houses, vacation houses, short term leasing and even internal us Another important aspect of the containers their ability to connect together forming a complex of housing compartments. When connected, the containers retain full accessibility through the use of integrated stairways and share facilities such as electricity, water and sewage