Prefab Container House Manufacturer.
Built in Riyadh

The standard module size for our prefab container house units is 6055 × 2990 × 2896 mm (length × width × height). Net interior height is approximately 2410 mm.

Wall panels use a rock wool core (50 mm standard, 75 mm optional) between double-sided color-coated steel skins. Rock wool is non-combustible (Class A fire rating), which is relevant for sites with fire safety requirements.

Roof panels use a glass wool core with aluminium foil facing on both sides. The foil layer reflects radiant solar heat — relevant for units operating under the high solar radiation conditions typical of Saudi Arabia.

Standard units can be stacked up to G+2 (3 floors). Single-floor units typically require only concrete pad footings or compacted gravel — no deep foundation work in most site conditions.

For G+1 and G+2 configurations, a structural connection detail between floors is required, and the ground bearing capacity of the site should be assessed before installation. Our team can advise on foundation requirements based on your project location and soil conditions.

The standard specification is designed with Saudi Arabia site conditions in mind. The steel frame is hot-dip galvanised for corrosion resistance. Wall panels use rock wool which resists moisture and temperature cycling. Roof panels include an aluminium foil radiant barrier.

For projects in areas with particularly high ambient temperatures or heavy wind-sand abrasion — such as Riyadh, Tabuk, or the Empty Quarter region — we recommend specifying 75 mm wall panels and confirming the air conditioning load allowance with your MEP team.

We manufacture and stock units at our Riyadh facility. Standard configurations are available from local inventory for urgent requirements. Lead times vary by order type:

Yes. We deliver to project sites across Saudi Arabia, including Jeddah, Dammam, Tabuk, Madinah, and remote project locations. Delivery cost and logistics arrangements depend on the project city, access road conditions, and order volume.

For remote sites with access restrictions, please provide the site coordinates and road width details when submitting your enquiry so we can confirm transport feasibility.

For export / import orders produced at our China facility, a standard 40HQ shipping container typically fits approximately 8–16 prefab container house units, depending on the configuration and fit-out level.

Lightly fitted units (frame + panels only, minimal internal fit-out) load more efficiently. Fully fitted units with internal partitions, doors, windows, and flooring load at the lower end of the range.

A standard single unit can typically be assembled by a team of 4–6 people in 2–4 hours, assuming the base has been prepared and all components are on site. This does not include MEP (electrical and plumbing) connection time.

For larger camp projects, installation proceeds on a rolling basis — multiple teams working across multiple blocks simultaneously. A 50-unit dormitory camp can typically reach a habitable state within 7–15 working days depending on site access and base preparation.

Yes. We have an installation team based in Saudi Arabia and can provide on-site assembly and installation support for projects across the Kingdom. Installation can be scoped as part of the supply contract or arranged separately.

For supply-only orders, we provide installation drawings, component labelling, and remote technical support to assist your site team.

Minimum site preparation for a single-storey installation typically includes:

Yes. While we offer standard configurations from stock for urgent requirements, custom layouts, dimensions, and fit-out specifications are available for larger or longer-lead orders.

Customisable elements include: internal partition layout, door and window positions and sizes, wall panel thickness and colour, floor finish type, electrical fit-out level, and external cladding options.

Yes. Multiple units can be arranged side-by-side with internal connecting openings to create larger open-plan spaces. This is commonly used for camp canteens, meeting rooms, and larger site offices where a single 18 m² unit is insufficient.

For very large spans — dining halls serving 200+ people, or warehouse-scale storage — we recommend considering our light steel structure building range, which offers column-free spans of 6–12 m and greater design flexibility.