YCXY flat pack container house ships as a panel kit: floor frame, roof frame, corner posts and wall panels. Three to four workers assemble one cabin in four to six hours with hand tools, no welding. A 40HQ carries eight to nine sets, the lowest unit cost route for bulk site offices and housing.
YCXY K-type house is a bolted light-steel building laid out on a 1K (1820mm) modular grid, used for site offices, worker dormitories and canteens. Panels ship flat-packed, about 150-250 m² per 40HQ, and a four-person crew erects a bay in a day without welding.
YCXY portable toilet cabin ships flat-packed with a steel frame, sandwich panels, ventilation and an easy-clean interior. Two workers assemble a unit in about 30 minutes with hand tools. Options cover squat or seated pan, low-flush or waterless system, and single or multi-cabin layouts.
YCXY space capsule house ships as a finished pod with an aluminium shell, curved double glazing, bathroom and smart controls. A crane sets the unit on a levelled base and commissioning takes about two hours. Lengths of 5.8m, 8.5m and 11.5m, factory-direct from China.
YCXY X-folding container house folds both side walls inward into an X shape, packing thinner than a standard folding unit so 10-12 houses share one 40HQ container. Two workers unfold a unit in about 12 minutes, no welding. Factory-direct from China with custom sizes.
YCXY foldable container house folds its roof and wall panels down to a slim 700mm profile, so 8-10 units share one 40HQ container and slash freight cost. Two or three workers unfold a unit in about 15 minutes, no welding. Factory-direct from China with custom sizes.
