Expandable container houses with project-specific layouts.
Review expandable container houses for accommodation and hospitality projects. Compare the twin-wing layout, closed and open dimensions, supports, moving joints and factory versus site completion.
Choose the room programme and reference layout.
Review closed and open dimensions with support reactions.
Agree factory finishes, wet areas and remaining site work.
Product visualTwin-wing expandable exterior visualThis product visual shows a central module with opened side sections and an exterior finish concept. It is labelled as a visual reference, not a verified completed-project photograph.
EXPANDABLE BUILDING · LAYOUT & FIT-OUT
Choose the room before you choose the finishes.
An expandable core can open into a broader living or hospitality space. Layout, the folded transport state and the amount of interior work completed are all quotation decisions.
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What the catalogue shows
Separate 20-foot and 40-foot planning illustrations show room arrangements. Their labels are not verified external dimensions.
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Fit-out at dispatch
The interior visuals include living and wet-area arrangements, but do not establish whether kitchen, bathroom, furniture or appliances are included or fitted.
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Work after opening
Confirm support positions, final locks, joint sealing, local electrical / water / drainage connections, testing and handover.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BUYING POINTS
Specify the room and what travels installed.
Bedrooms, wet areas and finishes affect layout and factory-to-site work. Request a room plan and an itemised finish / fixture schedule.
Layout
Discuss the room programme: bedroom count, living area, circulation and bathroom position. Obtain clear internal dimensions.
Kitchen and bathroom
Select whether cabinetry, sink, shower and sanitary fixtures are wanted, and identify which are fitted before dispatch.
Furniture and appliances
Loose furniture, HVAC and appliances shown in visuals require a separate included / excluded list and transport restraints.
Open / closed review
Ask for current closed and opened drawings, weights, support points and the opening / sealing sequence.
Reference diagramIllustrative expandable opening sequence: side sections move around a central core. Confirm the selected model’s actual opening and support method.
ROOM PROGRAMME
Which spaces are in your plan?
LivingBedroomKitchenetteBathroomStorage
One catalogue example shows a bathroom with separate wet and dry areas. The chosen plan and included fixtures still require confirmation.
CONFIGURE THE SUPPLY SCOPE
Create your expandable room brief.
Select the requested arrangement and fit-out; the final drawing, supply scope and quotation decide what is included.
2. What should the quotation cover?
Select any requests that matter to your project.
YOUR PROJECT BRIEF
Start with the scope you know.
Tell us the destination, number of rooms, preferred plan and whether the site has prepared utilities.
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.
Reference diagram20-foot layout illustrationThe source illustration shows one internal arrangement. The format name is not a verified external dimension or shipping-container classification.
Twin-wing expandable · configuration review
Choose the room programme before the finish.
Available planning references
20-foot and 40-foot illustrations
Use them to discuss bedrooms, living space and wet-area positions.
Room dimensions
Approved layout required
Confirm clear dimensions, usable area and service zones.
Furniture and fittings
Selected supply scope
Items in a room illustration are not automatically included.
FROM ORDER TO SITE
Agree the delivery boundary before dispatch.
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Before order
Review the layout, closed / open drawings, support interfaces and finish / service schedule.
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Before delivery
Confirm local approvals, route, prepared supports, handling method and site team.
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Before occupation
Complete local connections, testing and the agreed local acceptance process.
Review the decisions that matter for this stage of your project.
What is the difference between transport dimensions and usable room dimensions?+
The closed package and opened building have different footprints. Request drawings showing both states, external and clear internal dimensions, opening clearances and support positions for the exact model.
Are the kitchen and bathroom included?+
They are not automatic inclusions. Specify the required cabinetry, sink, shower, toilet, taps and hot-water equipment, and ask which items are installed before shipping, packed loose or excluded.
Does the price include furniture and appliances?+
A furnished room shown in a visual is not a packing list. Name each requested bed, sofa, appliance or air-conditioning unit and ask for an itemised included / excluded schedule.
What must be prepared before opening the building?+
Review the foundation and support plan, lifting or handling method, access and opening clearance, anchorage and external utility interfaces. The selected model’s instructions and local site conditions govern the work.
How are the expanded sections supported and sealed?+
Ask for the project-specific support positions, locking details, roof and wall joint treatment, gaskets and flashing. Check the completed enclosure and seals after opening and before occupation.
Can I change the bedroom layout or add a kitchenette?+
A different room plan can be discussed, subject to the model’s structure, folding geometry and service routes. Share the number of occupants and a sketch so the supplier can assess the layout and quote the selected fit-out.
Are the layout pictures issued floor plans?+
They are planning references. The supplied layout needs a current drawing with clear dimensions, service positions and included scope.
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.