STEEL CONTAINERIZED UNITS

Determine the specific requirements and design of the containerized unit, considering dimensions, layout, features, and modifications.

Choose suitable standard shipping containers made of steel as the base structure, considering size and type.

Thoroughly clean the selected containers and assess their structural integrity, removing any existing interior components.

Modify the containers to meet the desired design and functionality, which may involve cutting openings for doors, windows, vents, and utility connections, as well as adding structural reinforcements.

Install insulation materials for thermal and acoustic insulation, along with interior finishes like drywall, paneling, or cladding. Install electrical wiring, plumbing, and HVAC systems.

Modify the exterior for desired aesthetics or functional requirements, such as painting, installing external cladding, or adding features like awnings, stairs, or balconies.

Implement quality assurance measures, including inspections and testing of installed systems, to ensure compliance with standards and regulations

Prepare the fabricated unit for transportation using suitable methods. On-site, position, level, and secure the unit in place, make connections to utilities, and complete any final adjustments or finishing touches.