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HA-01 · hand-assembled reference

Detachable container houses for on-site assembly.

Compare detachable container houses as a component-based building kit for offices and accommodation. Review the frame, panels, connections, packing and local assembly cost together.

  • Start with the nominal module and room layout.
  • Review individual members, corner fittings and panel interfaces.
  • Compare the complete installed cost, including the local assembly team.
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Product photographyDetachable module photographed in a yardThe original photograph shows the external frame, panel joints, barred windows and an open door. The protective film remains visible. It does not verify member thickness or a structural capacity.

HA-01 · HAND-ASSEMBLED REFERENCE

Know every member before you buy the kit.

A component-based module can make the supply scope easy to inspect. The buying decision depends on the member schedule, fixing package and who carries out assembly.

01

What the catalogue shows

The HA-01 reference gives a nominal 3 × 5.95 × 2.8 m sequence (approximately 118.1 × 234.3 × 110.2 in, same order) and shows separate structural and enclosure components. Confirm the dimension order and layout.

02

Fit-out at dispatch

The illustration labels panels, a steel door and uPVC window. It does not establish a finished interior or installed MEP package at dispatch.

03

Work after arrival

Agree local crew, tools, component inventory, frame assembly, seals, anchorage and service connections before the kit is ordered.

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BUYING POINTS

The connection and floor board deserve their own review.

A meaningful comparison starts with the selected HA-01 schedule and a current drawing, not a general photo of a container house.

Frame and fastening
The source labels 2.3 mm members and 3.5 mm corner fittings, and names a carriage bolt. Confirm full section, grade, bolt assembly and tightening method.
Wall choice in source
50 / 75 mm rock-wool panel labels are shown. Specify the selected thickness, skins, joints and supporting evidence.
Floor discrepancy
The diagram states 16 mm MgO; the English schedule states 18 mm. Resolve the actual board with the current BOM before pricing.
Source finish options
Tempered-glass wall, decorative cladding and SPC interior flooring are illustrated as options, not automatic inclusions.
English-redrawn reference diagramHA-01 reference arrangement identifies the posts, beams, panels, floor supports, openings and carriage-bolt designation.
English component key 18 callouts
  1. 0150 × 50 grooved roof purlin
  2. 0240 × 80 roof purlin
  3. 03Panel-retaining channel
  4. 0440 × 60 roof purlin
  5. 05Carriage bolts
  6. 0650 / 75 mm rock-wool sandwich panel
  7. 07Column — source designation 160 × 2.3
  8. 08Corner fittings — 8 pcs
  9. 09Grooved base-frame short beam — 160 × 2.3
  10. 1040 × 80 floor joist
  11. 11Roof sheet
  12. 12Glass-wool insulation
  13. 13Ceiling liner sheet
  14. 14Steel door
  15. 15Single-glazed uPVC sliding window
  16. 1616 mm MgO floorboard — source diagram label
  17. 17Grooved base-frame long beam — 160 × 2.3
  18. 1880 × 80 floor joist

The illustrated schedule labels a 16 mm MgO floorboard; the English schedule states 18 mm. Confirm the current model BOM and drawing before quoting the floor thickness.

A SOURCE DETAIL TO RESOLVE

Which MgO floor thickness is in your kit?

16 mm Diagram label18 mm English schedule

Both labels appear in the source. Ask for the current HA-01 drawing and BOM before pricing a final board.

CONFIGURE THE SUPPLY SCOPE

Specify the detachable kit.

Select the items to discuss. Availability and whether each item is installed, packed loose or excluded must be agreed.

1. What completion scope should we assess?

Choose one starting point or leave it open for advice. These are quotation requests, not standard package claims.

2. What should the quotation cover?

Select any requests that matter to your project.

Wall-panel thickness

Choose one option for the quotation.

Facade options
Interior finish
Assembly and services

YOUR PROJECT BRIEF

Start with the scope you know.

Include destination, quantity and the local assembly team so we can review a complete kit scope.

Prepare this project enquiry

Review the brief before exporting. No enquiry is sent automatically.

Options are project requests. Confirm availability, fitted / loose items, exclusions, site work and price in the current drawing, BOM and quotation.

EXPLORE IN 3D · PLAN YOUR CONFIGURATION

Get a feel for the space.

Turn the building. Look inside. Compare a finish and layout, then bring your choices into the project brief.

Interactive architectural planning model.
DetachableProject office · Exterior view
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YOUR PLANNING CONCEPT

Exterior finish
Site arrangement

Separate modules shown as a site-layout concept.

Current selection

Detachable · Project office · Mineral white · 1 module

Use this in my enquiry

Illustrative planning model. Layouts, openings, furniture, deployment and finishes are concepts. Confirm dimensions, movement details and supplied scope against the selected model drawings.

VISIBLE DETAIL · MODEL DATA · PROJECT SCOPE

Inspect the image beside the specification.

Choose a part of the building. The reference image identifies what is shown; the adjacent schedule identifies the model information and what the project drawing must resolve.

English-redrawn reference diagramHA-01 hand-assembled component illustrationThe diagram shows the frame, separate wall panels, roof layers, floor supports and opening positions. Source component labels are visible; this is not a construction drawing.
English component key 18 callouts
  1. 0150 × 50 grooved roof purlin
  2. 0240 × 80 roof purlin
  3. 03Panel-retaining channel
  4. 0440 × 60 roof purlin
  5. 05Carriage bolts
  6. 0650 / 75 mm rock-wool sandwich panel
  7. 07Column — source designation 160 × 2.3
  8. 08Corner fittings — 8 pcs
  9. 09Grooved base-frame short beam — 160 × 2.3
  10. 1040 × 80 floor joist
  11. 11Roof sheet
  12. 12Glass-wool insulation
  13. 13Ceiling liner sheet
  14. 14Steel door
  15. 15Single-glazed uPVC sliding window
  16. 1616 mm MgO floorboard — source diagram label
  17. 17Grooved base-frame long beam — 160 × 2.3
  18. 1880 × 80 floor joist

The illustrated schedule labels a 16 mm MgO floorboard; the English schedule states 18 mm. Confirm the current model BOM and drawing before quoting the floor thickness.

HA-01 · hand-assembled reference

A nominal module is the start of the drawing.

Basic-unit size

3 × 5.95 × 2.8 m

Source nominal sequence. Confirm dimension order, external size and clear internal geometry.

Layout

Single or combined modules

Set partitions, circulation and module-to-module interfaces on a general arrangement.

Transport / handling geometry

Packing drawing required

The assembled module dimensions do not define each packed component or transport bundle.

FROM ORDER TO SITE

Agree the delivery boundary before dispatch.

01

Supply package

Identified structural members, panels, openings and the agreed fittings / services.

02

Assembly boundary

Define fit-up, fixings, sealants, testing, local licences and who accepts each stage.

03

Commercial comparison

Compare the kit price, freight, site labour, equipment and local completion on the same scope.

Installation and site responsibilitiesConnection review schedule

QUESTIONS BUYERS ASK

Frequently asked questions.

Review the decisions that matter for this stage of your project.

How is a detachable building supplied and assembled?

A detachable kit is assembled from identified frame members and enclosure components at the destination. Ask for the current component schedule, assembly sequence and packing list for the exact model.

What bolts and connections are included?

The HA-01 reference names a carriage bolt, but that alone is not a complete fixing specification. Request the bolt size, grade, washers, nuts, quantities, corrosion protection and joint drawings for the selected kit.

What wall panel and floor board are supplied?

The HA-01 source shows 50 mm and 75 mm rock-wool wall-panel labels. Its illustration labels a 16 mm MgO floor board, while the English schedule states 18 mm. Confirm the actual board type and thickness in the current bill of materials before ordering.

Are the doors, windows and interior finishes included?

The reference illustration identifies a steel door and a window, while finish and glazing alternatives are presented as options. Confirm quantities, sizes and whether each item is installed, packed loose or excluded.

Can the unit be dismantled and moved again?

Discuss the intended relocation frequency with the supplier. Connections, panels, seals, fixings and any services should be inspected after dismantling; replacement parts and the handling method depend on the selected design.

Can installation personnel be arranged?

Overseas installation personnel can be discussed according to project quantity, location and scope. Travel, accommodation, local labour, equipment and personnel costs should be allocated and itemised where applicable.

Can this be assembled without a site plan?

An assembly format does not remove the need to plan supports, anchorage, temporary stability, lifting, service connections and local permissions.

A MORE USEFUL FIRST QUOTATION

Send the location, use and supply boundary.

A focused brief helps compare the selected building, evidence, freight and local completion on the same basis.

Prepare a detachable enquiry
  1. Destination and intended building use
  2. Quantity and required module combinations
  3. Current drawing / BOM required for the 16 / 18 mm floor discrepancy
  4. Local crew, tools and unloading capability
  5. Factory versus site services and target delivery

The enquiry flow prepares a brief for review and export. No enquiry is sent automatically.

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