Pricing depends on various factors, including the quality and thickness of the steel structure, the thickness and quality of materials used in the wall panels, roof insulation, and window quality. Additionally, the use of extra materials for enhanced wall and roof insulation can also influence the overall cost. For a free quote, please contact us.

Typically, the customization of a container camp project takes 10–15 days, depending on the specific requirements of the client. The customization process includes initial communication to understand the needs, layout design, confirmation of the 3D render, factory production, quality inspection, and shipping. Contact us to get your own production schedule!

East Asia (Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan): 1 day
Southeast Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc.): 7 days
South Asia (India, Pakistan, etc.): 15 days
Australia and New Zealand: 20 days
Middle East (Dubai, Iran, and other Arab countries): 15 days
North Africa and the Mediterranean region (Turkey, Spain, Greece, etc.): 25 days
European countries (UK, France, Germany, Italy, etc.): 28 days
East Africa (Sudan, Kenya, South Africa, etc.): Around 25 days
West Africa: 35 days
North America (East Coast and West Coast): East Coast 12 days, West Coast 22 days
Central America: 20 days
South America: 25 days to the West Coast, 30 days to the East Coast

ZN-HOUSE’s container camp saves 30%-40% in overall costs versus traditional brick-concrete or panel buildings, thanks to prefabricated production and modular design. Factory prefabrication reduces on-site construction time and labor costs, while standardized components minimize material waste. Transport volume is compressed (one 40ft container holds parts for three 20ft camp units), cutting logistics costs further. For a 100-person camp, the container solution costs 150,000 RMB less upfront than traditional options, with 25% lower maintenance costs due to galvanized steel corrosion resistance and self-cleaning wall coatings—making it a cost-effective choice for mid-large projects.

Our container camp enhances structural safety and security measures: the main frame uses Q355B high-strength galvanized steel, certified for 12-level wind resistance and magnitude 7 earthquake resistance. Walls and roofs feature fireproof rock wool (fire rating A1 class), with built-in emergency lighting, fire sprinklers, and optional access control systems, surveillance cameras, and fence alarms.

Yes—container camp modular design supports fast disassembly and off-site reconstruction, with 95% of components reusable. Dismantling a single unit takes just 2 hours, with transport volume reduced by 70% versus assembled size, fitting standard containers. After completing a tunnel project in Southeast Asia, a client disassembled 200 camp units and transported them to the next site, achieving 60% faster reconstruction with no structural degradation. This "build-use-relocate" cycle makes container camps sustainable for long-term projects.

For extreme environments, our container camp offers customized climate solutions: in tropical regions, exterior walls use reflective thermal insulation coating (reducing indoor temp by 5°C) with ventilation louvers, and bathroom modules have moisture-proof treatment. In cold areas, wall insulation thickens to 100mm (thermal conductivity ≤0.03W/m·K), with optional geothermal systems and double-layer vacuum glass (insulation +40%). A 2023 Alaska oil and gas camp maintained 20°C indoors at -35°C, consuming 30% less energy than traditional temporary buildings—proving adaptability in extreme climates.