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30ft Expandable Container House for Two-Bedroom Family Living
Custom 2-Bed Prefab Home
Expandable Container House-Product Configuration List-Huisheng.pdf
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The 30ft Expandable Container House is designed for buyers who need more living space than a compact 20ft model but do not require the full size of a 40ft expandable home.
Transported in a folded form, the house opens on both sides after arriving at the project site. Once fully expanded, it provides approximately 55.9 m² of external floor area, creating enough space for two private bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom, dining area and practical household storage.
The wider double-wing structure offers a more comfortable interior than a conventional narrow container. It is suitable for family living, rental accommodation, holiday homes, employee housing, farm residences and resort projects.
The floor plan, insulation, electrical system, windows, exterior finish and interior configuration can all be adjusted according to the destination climate, project requirements and available budget.
Product Type | 30ft Double-Wing Expandable Container House |
| Folded Dimensions | Approx. 8800 × 2200 × 2496 mm |
| Expanded Dimensions | Approx. 8800 × 6354 × 2496 mm |
| Expanded External Area | Approx. 55.9 m² |
| Standard Reference Weight | Approx. 5000 kg |
| Recommended Layout | Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bathroom |
| Recommended Occupancy | Approximately 3–5 people, depending on layout |
| Exterior Wall System | 75 mm EPS sandwich panels as standard |
| Interior Partition Walls | 50 mm EPS sandwich panels as standard |
| Roof Insulation | 50 mm XPS insulation board as standard |
| Floor Base | 15 mm asbestos-free fiber-cement board |
| Floor Finish | 2.0 mm PVC flooring |
| Bathroom | Optional |
| Kitchen | Optional |
| Electrical Standard | Customizable for the destination market |
| Exterior Decoration | Standard finish or optional decorative cladding |
Final dimensions, weight and specifications are subject to the approved production drawing, selected materials and confirmed configuration. The current standard configuration includes a galvanized steel frame, insulated wall panels, fiber-cement flooring, PVC finish, doors, windows and a basic electrical system.
The recommended two-bedroom layout is designed to provide separate sleeping areas while maintaining a comfortable central living space.
A typical floor plan can include:
The master bedroom can accommodate a double bed, bedside cabinets and a wardrobe. The second bedroom can be configured with a single bed, bunk beds, twin beds or a compact double bed according to the intended users.
The central living area can include a sofa, television cabinet, coffee table and dining furniture. Because the expanded house is approximately 6.35 metres wide, the interior feels more like a conventional compact home than a standard shipping container.
The kitchen and bathroom are normally positioned close to each other to simplify the water-supply and drainage system. However, their locations can be adjusted according to the entrance, windows, bedroom dimensions and client preferences.
The 30ft expandable house provides a practical balance between private rooms and shared family space.
It is particularly suitable for:
Compared with the 20ft model, the 30ft house provides more flexibility for larger bedrooms, additional storage, a wider living room and a more complete kitchen.
It can also accommodate a family more comfortably without requiring the land area and higher investment associated with a 40ft expandable house.
For rental projects, the two-bedroom layout can help serve couples, small families, employees or groups who require separate sleeping spaces. For private residential use, the floor plan can prioritize a larger master bedroom, additional storage or a more spacious kitchen and dining area.
Although the two-bedroom layout is the recommended family configuration, the interior can be adjusted for different projects.
This is the most practical family layout. It provides two private sleeping rooms, one shared bathroom, a living room and a kitchen.
The bedroom dimensions can be reduced slightly to create a wider central living and dining room. This option is suitable for families who spend more time in shared living areas.
The kitchen can be separated from the living room using a partition wall or sliding door. This configuration can help contain cooking odors and create clearer functional zones.
The second room can be used as a children’s room, home office, storage room, guest room or study.
Built-in wardrobes, kitchen storage, overhead cabinets and utility cupboards can be added to improve long-term usability.
All layouts should be confirmed through an approved floor plan before production begins.
The standard reference weight of the 30ft expandable container house is approximately 5000 kg. The final weight may increase when the house includes bathrooms, kitchens, furniture, appliances, upgraded wall panels, decorative cladding, additional roofing or other optional components.
Because of its size and weight, suitable lifting equipment is normally required for unloading and positioning.
The standard steel structure includes dedicated lifting points at the top and bottom of the unit. The house should only be lifted from the designated lifting points using suitable slings, spreader equipment and an approved lifting method.
Crane selection must consider:
The crane capacity should not be selected using the house weight alone. A qualified local lifting contractor should review the final packing list and site conditions before unloading.
The house must not be lifted from wall panels, windows, folding side structures or other non-designated components.
Before delivery, the project site should provide:
The foundation must be level before the house is unfolded. Uneven support can affect the alignment of the frame, doors, windows and folding connections.
Insulation should be selected according to the destination temperature, humidity, fire requirements, expected occupancy and project budget.
The standard webpage configuration uses 75 mm EPS sandwich panels for the exterior walls, 50 mm EPS panels for internal partitions and 50 mm XPS insulation in the roof system.
EPS is the standard and most cost-effective insulation option.
It is suitable for:
EPS panels are lightweight, economical and easy to maintain. The final panel thickness should be selected according to the intended climate and period of use.
Rock wool can be selected when the project places greater emphasis on fire performance and sound absorption.
It is commonly considered for:
Rock wool panels are heavier than EPS panels, so the final house weight and shipping arrangement should be recalculated after confirmation.
PU panels can be selected when stronger thermal performance is required within a relatively compact wall thickness.
They are commonly considered for:
PU insulation generally costs more than standard EPS but can provide better thermal performance for demanding climates.
For moderate climates and budget-sensitive projects, standard EPS panels may be sufficient.
For projects requiring improved fire performance or sound control, rock wool may be more appropriate.
For very hot, cold or long-term residential projects, PU panels or a complete upgraded thermal system may provide greater comfort.
Insulation performance is also affected by:
Insulated wall panels alone should not be used as the only basis for estimating total building energy performance.
The standard configuration can include a double-leaf aluminum glass entrance door, internal partition doors and aluminum sliding windows with insect screens.
The current 30ft specification lists up to eight standard windows, helping provide natural light and cross-ventilation throughout the bedrooms and living areas.
Available upgrades may include:
For family living, window locations should be coordinated with bed positions, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets and bathroom walls before production.
A complete bathroom can be installed as an optional factory configuration.
The bathroom package may include:
The kitchen can be configured with:
The bathroom and kitchen are optional on the current standard specification and should therefore be clearly identified in the final quotation rather than presented as part of every base-price unit.
The standard configuration includes a distribution box, circuit breakers, internal wiring, LED ceiling lights and general power sockets.
The electrical system can be adjusted for:
The electrical layout should be confirmed before production, especially when the buyer intends to install multiple air conditioners, electric water heaters, cooking appliances or other high-power equipment.
Any required local electrical certification, inspection or connection approval should be confirmed for the specific destination and project.
The current published starting price for the 30ft Expandable Container House is from USD 9,700 for the stated standard configuration.
The final price depends on the selected layout and specification.
The entry-level price generally covers the main galvanized steel structure, standard insulated panels, fiber-cement floor boards, PVC flooring, standard doors and windows, basic electrical wiring and factory assembly.
Bathroom, kitchen, furniture, appliances and upgraded exterior finishes should not be assumed to be included unless they are clearly listed in the quotation.
A family-ready version normally adds:
This configuration will be priced above the basic starting price.
For hot, cold, coastal or long-term residential projects, the quotation may also include:
Optional exterior upgrades may include:
Because these options significantly affect material use, weight, packing and shipping, it is more accurate to quote them according to the approved design rather than advertise one universal upper price.
The final quotation should clearly identify:
This transparent pricing structure helps buyers compare quotations accurately and reduces unexpected project costs.
Before shipment, the house can undergo a complete factory inspection covering:
Production photos, inspection videos, waterproof-test records, packing photos and container-loading photos can be provided for order documentation.
The house is folded only after the expanded structure, connections and installed systems have been inspected.
The 30ft expandable house can be customized according to the buyer’s use, destination and budget.
Available customization may include:
The most suitable configuration should balance living comfort, climate performance, transport weight and total project cost.
A factory-built modular house is not automatically approved for residential use in every country or location.
Planning, building, structural, electrical and occupancy requirements may vary according to:
Available drawings, specifications and supporting product documents can be provided for project evaluation.
Final foundation design, local engineering and building approval remain subject to the relevant authority and qualified professionals in the project location.
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