Difference between the light steel container house and the ordinary steel structure house?

1. Light-steel container houses can replace traditional houses after reasonable bearing capacity calculation; ordinary steel structures cannot replace traditional houses and can only be used in large-scale factories, venues, super high-rises, and other fields.

2. Light steel structure house's main material is a light steel keel synthesized by hot-dip galvanized steel strip and cold rolling technology. After accurate calculation, support, and a combination of auxiliary parts, it has a good bearing capacity and replaces the traditional houses.

3. Steel structure is mainly composed of steel materials and is one of the main building structures.

4. The structure is mainly composed of steel beams, columns, trusses, and other components made of section steel and steel plates. Welds, bolts, or rivets usually connect the components or parts. Because of its lightweight and simple construction is widely used in large-scale factories, stadiums, super high-rises, and other fields.

5. Light steel container houses can be relocated, and all materials can be recycled and will not cause garbage. Compared with ordinary steel structure houses, they align with the sustainable development strategy.

6. ​​Light steel container houses can replace traditional houses after reasonable bearing capacity calculation; ordinary steel structures cannot replace traditional houses and can only be used in large factories, venues, super high-rises, and other fields.

7. The indoor plumbing and electrical pipelines of the light steel integrated house are concealed in the wall and between the floors, with a flexible layout and easy modification.

The application of non-residential buildings in developed countries is very rapid, expanding to multi-story residential buildings. Non-residential buildings are dominated by portal light steel structures with four floors or less, and their spans are generally greater than 20m. Light steel structure residential buildings are generally used for multi-story (4-6 floors) and high-rise buildings with a height of less than 24m (7-9 floors). They are commonly used in constructing large-span light industries, electronics, warehouses, processing, and other workshops. Use houses, hangars, etc.