How long can a container house last

1. Application Fields of Container Houses Currently, the application fields of container houses are expanding, but most are still used in various construction projects, such as providing accommodation for workers, serving as temporary project offices, or functioning as small warehouses. Of course, there are also many private uses, such as the various shops seen along the roadside, villas and hotels in suburban areas, and restaurants in urban settings—all designed with container houses. Therefore, the future prospects for container-style housing remain quite promising.
II. How Long Can Container Houses Last? The lifespan of a container house is closely related to the quality of materials used in its construction. Below is a brief introduction to the two common types of materials used for container houses today:
The container house made of foam sandwich panel material is also quite good, and it is quite common to see it on many construction sites, mainly because it is relatively inexpensive. With proper maintenance, it can last about 10 years or longer, or shorter, depending on specific usage conditions and the quality of the container’s construction and materials.
2. Houses made of rock wool sandwich panels are sturdy, durable, comfortable, and safe to live in. Additionally, the exterior of the sandwich panels is wrapped in a thick layer of iron, providing soundproofing, thermal insulation, moisture resistance, and corrosion resistance. With proper maintenance, they can last over 15 years. This type of housing is currently very popular and the most common option on the market, with affordable purchase and rental prices.