Labour Dormitory
Stacked container dormitories with steel walkways, sized to the number of workers on site.
Labour dormitories are the highest-volume container house order type. Modules are stacked two or three levels with external steel staircases and walkways, and each room is finished with bunks, lighting, sockets and air conditioning.
We can size the camp from the manpower figure: tell us the number of workers and the number of beds per room, and we will propose a layout with the module count and container loading plan.
Send the layout and destination port — we reply with a quotation, a specification sheet and a container loading plan.
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Buying guides for this application
Loading Plan for Container Houses: 40HQ Packing, Weight and Lashing
A loading plan is a document, not a photo of a forklift. It fixes how many modules go in each container, where the heavy items sit, how the load is lashed and what the VGM will be — before the truck arrives at the port.
Container House Assembly: Crew Size, Tools and Hours per Module
The assembly labour estimate is usually wrong in the same direction — too few people, no lifting plan, and no allowance for the day lost to site access. Here is the realistic version.
How Many Flat Pack Container Houses Fit in a 40HQ?
A 40HQ usually carries 8 to 12 flat pack container houses, depending on panel pack size, weight and stacking rules. This guide explains the variables and how to get a written loading plan.
Other applications
- Construction Site Camp — Dormitories, offices, canteens and sanitary units for remote construction and mining camps.
- Mining Camp Accommodation — Modular dormitories, ablution blocks, mess halls and site offices for mine sites that start small and expand as the ore body is proven.
Need a quotation for your project?
Send your layout and destination port. We reply with price, specification sheet and container loading plan within one working day.