What are the differences between a container and a prefabricated building? We compare the two on portability, cost, service life and design flexibility.
When fast, economical construction comes up, two solutions come to mind: the container and the prefabricated building. Both are produced in a factory and erected quickly on site, but they serve different needs.
They come in standard modular dimensions and are portable and very fast solutions. They are ideal for site offices, living quarters, security cabins, disaster shelter and temporary uses. Being movable from one place to another is their greatest advantage.
They can be designed for the specific project and suit larger, permanent purposes. Houses, schools, hospitals, dormitories, offices and administrative buildings can all be laid out flexibly with the prefabricated system.
Both are durable, since they are built with a galvanized steel frame and highly insulated panels. The right choice depends on your intended use and on whether the building is to be permanent or temporary. If you are unsure, tell us what you need and we will work out the most suitable solution together.
With dimensions and equipment tailored to your project, we will get back to you within 48 hours.

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