PQSE House manufactures and supplies detachable container houses as separate steel-frame members and enclosure components for assembly on site. The bolted frame, floor, roof and wall systems are coordinated through the selected drawing and component schedule. This delivery format requires a defined local assembly scope alongside the building package.
Layouts can begin with an open room or introduce partitions for office and accommodation uses. A bathroom-equipped layout adds water, drainage, ventilation and maintenance interfaces. Review the activities, furniture, entrances and circulation before fixing the opening and room schedules.
Specify the frame package, panel system, floor finish, doors, windows, fasteners and seals together. Component labels and packing references should match the drawings used by the receiving and installation teams. Panel-core names alone do not establish the fire or thermal performance of the complete building.
Agree who provides approved supports, unloading, protected storage, lifting resources, assembly work and external utility connections. Any connected or stacked arrangement needs its own structural and connection details. Installation support, optional equipment and delivery terms follow the project offer.
The gallery contains AI-generated product illustrations from PQSE House's planning library: an assembled exterior, an open room and an office arrangement. They are separate configuration references, not photographs of an installed customer project or one approved as-built model. The supplied scope follows the agreed drawings and quotation.
