01
Unpack
Position the pack and check the components.
Flat-Packed Modules.
Two-Storey Camps.
SunModu flat pack container houses ship as factory-packed kits — galvanized steel frame, insulated sandwich panels and the full fit-out packed inside the module — then bolt together on site into dormitories, offices and sanitary buildings.
6 × 3m
Standard module
18m²
Floor area per module
2
Storeys by project engineering
84
Units in a recent European program
[THE SYSTEM]
Flat Pack Container Houses
Project-based accommodation built around a flexible 6 × 3 m modular system — repeated rooms, shared sanitary cores and external stairs assemble into single-storey rows or two-storey campuses.
Every component ships inside the module: the hot-dip galvanized frame is first out of the pack, wall and roof systems bolt to it, and the fit-out — doors, windows, electricals — travels factory-packed in the same shipment. A small crew with basic tools and mobile cranage completes a building in days, following the supplied installation manual and lifting plan.
Matching shared toilet and shower pod modules extend the same steel construction across the whole camp.
[PROJECT & SHIPPING VISUALS] From Factory Yard
From Factory Yard
to Final Site.*
Concept renders of a two-storey accommodation campus (illustrative) alongside actual shipment photographs from the factory yard and the two-storey reference floor plan.
[REFERENCE CONFIGURATION] One Coordinated
Download the Flat Pack Brochure (PDF) →
One Coordinated
Building System.*
Steel Structure
- Frame
- Hot-dip galvanized square tube, white finish
- Connections
- Bolted corner fittings — no site welding
Wall System
- Standard
- Rock wool sandwich panels
- Project option
- 75 mm exterior PU wall panels
Roof System
- Roof
- Galvanized steel with 75 mm glass wool insulation
- Options
- Secondary gable roof and gutters
Floor Build-up
- Structure
- 18 mm magnesium board + 2 mm vinyl flooring
- Option
- 50 mm sprayed PU insulation beneath the floor
Doors & Windows
- Door
- 1 × 970 × 1970 mm steel door
- Windows
- 2 × 920 × 1120 mm double-glazed uPVC, white frames
Electrics & Plumbing
- Electrical
- Wiring, switches, outlets, lighting — EU / US / AU packages
- Plumbing
- Water supply & drainage layouts; shared toilet & shower modules
[INSTALLATION] Packed Unit to Building
Packed Unit to Building
in Five Steps.*
Overview of the standard assembly sequence. Use crane lifting and follow the full installation manual and project lifting plan.
02
Set columns
Locate the corner posts and bolt them to the base.
03
Fit roof frame
Lift the roof assembly and secure the connections.
04
Install panels
Fit the wall panels and route the service wiring.
05
Finish & connect
Fit doors, windows, trims and service connections.
[WHY FLAT PACK] Built for Camp-Scale
Built for Camp-Scale
Programs.*
- Every component packs inside the module — one shipment contains the complete building kit
- Bolted assembly with a small crew; installation manual and step-by-step guide included
- Rock wool insulated envelope as standard, with 75 mm exterior PU panels for colder climates
- Two-storey accommodation layouts with external stairs, corridors and shared sanitary modules
- Matching toilet and shower pod modules in the same steel construction
- Recently supplied to an 84-unit worker accommodation program in Europe
[FLAT PACK FAQ] Flat Pack Housing,
Flat Pack Housing,
Answered.*
What is included in a flat pack shipment?
The module frame, wall and roof panels, doors, windows and the electrical and plumbing fit-out are all packed inside the module for transport. Stairs, corridors and project accessories ship with the building kit; unloading and lifting are by mobile crane per the lifting plan.
How fast can a flat pack building be assembled?
A trained small crew works in the sequence unpack → set columns → fit roof frame → install panels → finish and connect. Camp-scale programs are delivered building by building; exact durations depend on the layout and site conditions.
Can flat pack container houses be built in two storeys?
Yes. The accommodation concept repeats modules with external stairs and corridors as a two-storey campus. Multi-storey arrangements are subject to project engineering and applicable local requirements.
Which standards can the electrical and plumbing systems follow?
Fit-out is selected for the destination market; European-standard packages are used for EU projects and other market requirements can be specified. The reference configuration is a selectable project baseline — final materials and quantities are confirmed in the project specification.
[REQUEST A QUOTE] Plan Your Camp
Plan Your Camp
With Us.
Send your unit count, room mix and destination port — we will reply with a layout proposal, per-unit pricing and an ocean freight plan.
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