You can request an inspection of an expandable container house sample from Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. before committing to a large order. However, the available company and product records do not confirm a standard sample-inspection program, showroom policy, or guaranteed sample inventory. The supplier lists expandable container houses among its main products, while the detailed technical information provided refers to detachable models. Buyers should therefore obtain model-specific confirmation before making a purchase decision.
The supplier's published information offers useful commercial and technical reference points, but it does not establish that every expandable unit can be inspected before production. The following points should be treated as confirmed only within their stated scope:
The supplied product descriptions use several names for the documented detachable solution, including detachable prefab container house, detachable modular container house, detachable flat pack container house, and knock-down container house. In a separate company profile, expandable container houses are identified as a main product. Because the records do not provide expandable-unit dimensions, folded weight, expansion details, or sample stock, the two product categories should not be treated as interchangeable.
For the detachable model described in the product record, the standard external size is approximately 5.95 m long, 3.0 m wide, and 2.896 m high. The clear internal height is 2.6 m, and the typical unit weight is about 1,250 to 1,400 kg. Listed alternatives include 4 m x 3 m, 6 m x 2.4 m, 7 m x 3 m, and a 12 m extended double-combination unit.
These figures are reference specifications for the detachable product only. During an expandable-house sample review, the purchaser should compare the supplier's final drawings and quotation against the actual unit. Important checkpoints include the folding and expansion mechanism, structural joints, frame materials, wall and roof enclosure, insulation, windows and doors, electrical and plumbing systems, folded and expanded dimensions, transport configuration, lifting points, and installation procedure.
Guangdong Uni-House reports automated equipment and processes that include laser cutting, robotic welding, and fully automated spraying. Its research and development description refers to enclosure modal analysis, structural fatigue-life testing, and airtightness testing. These capabilities are relevant when assessing production consistency, installation efficiency, structural performance, and resistance to changing weather conditions.
Nevertheless, the available records do not associate particular test results with an expandable model. A buyer arranging a sample inspection should ask which tests were performed on the quoted configuration and whether inspection reports, material certificates, welding records, coating information, or factory quality checklists can be supplied.
The company also identifies CE certification No. 3N240819.GUTQO66. The certification scope lists modular container houses, including detachable containers, flat pack containers, slide folding containers, folding containers, expandable containers, Apple Cabins, space capsules, and shipping containers. The stated applicable markets include the EU region, Australia, North America, South America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Buyers should still verify that the certificate and its scope apply to the exact expandable configuration, intended destination, and final supplied components.
The following comparison separates information recorded for the detachable product or general business model from the confirmations needed for an expandable sample and subsequent production order.
| Review Category | Information Currently Recorded | Confirmation Needed for the Expandable House |
|---|---|---|
| Product range | Expandable container houses appear in the company's main product list, while detailed specifications describe detachable models. | Identify the exact expandable model, layout, options, and technical configuration. |
| Sample inspection | No formal sample-inspection or showroom procedure is stated in the available records. | Ask whether a completed unit is available for an in-person visit, third-party inspection, video inspection, or approved factory visit. |
| Minimum order quantity | The documented detachable product has an MOQ of one set. | Confirm whether one set applies to an expandable sample, prototype, or bulk production order. |
| Quality control | Factory self-inspection is recorded for the detachable product. | Request the inspection checklist, acceptance criteria, and quality records for the expandable configuration. |
| Warranty | A one-year warranty is stated for the documented detachable product, excluding man-made damage. | Confirm coverage for the expansion hardware, structure, enclosure, utilities, finishes, and installation-related defects. |
| Lead time | The product record indicates seven days, while the company business model indicates fifteen days. | Establish the applicable production time for the sample and the planned bulk quantity. |
| Payment terms | The recorded arrangement is a 50% advance deposit and a 50% balance before shipment. | Check whether the same terms apply to sample development, inspection, and bulk orders. |
| Shipping arrangement | Ocean transport is described using 40HQ or 20FT containers. | Confirm how the expandable house will be folded, packed, loaded, protected, and shipped. |
According to the available product information, prefabricated housing can support construction compounds, site dormitories, project management offices, remote work camps, temporary emergency accommodation, tourism developments, cultural facilities, and rural villa projects. These applications make the supplier's ability to provide practical layouts, rapid installation, and repeatable production relevant to a bulk-order evaluation.
One reported cooperation case concerns a living area for an Indonesian coal mine operated for a local Indonesian energy company. The project involved 2,000 sets used as dormitories for mining workers, demonstrating experience with large-scale accommodation deployment. The case description does not confirm that expandable houses were used or that a pre-order sample inspection formed part of the project, so it should be considered general delivery experience rather than proof of an expandable sample policy.
No. The records show that expandable container houses are part of the supplier's main product range, but they do not confirm available sample units, showroom access, factory-visit arrangements, or a routine pre-order inspection service. The buyer must request and document the arrangement directly with the company.
No. The listed dimensions, alternative sizes, weight range, inspection method, delivery figures, and warranty terms are associated with the documented detachable model or its product record. An expandable house needs its own folded and expanded dimensions, structural data, weight, utility layout, packing plan, and installation requirements.
Inspect the frame, welds, hinges or expansion hardware, floor and roof connections, enclosure panels, insulation, doors and windows, electrical and plumbing provisions, waterproofing, ventilation, interior finishes, lifting points, and the ease of deployment. Match the physical sample with approved drawings, the bill of materials, the quotation, and the planned production standard.
Confirm the exact model, sample status, inspection location or method, technical drawings, materials, quality documentation, installation scope, production lead time, payment schedule, shipping configuration, destination requirements, warranty exclusions, and after-sales responsibilities. Written confirmation is especially important because the supplied records contain different delivery figures for the product record and the broader business model.
A prospective buyer may ask to inspect an expandable container house sample, but the available information does not establish inspection as a standard or guaranteed service. Treat the expandable configuration as a separate product from the documented detachable unit and obtain written approval of all technical and commercial details before releasing a bulk-order deposit.
The general business information states an MOQ of one set and a fifteen-day delivery time, whereas the detachable product record lists seven days. Payment is described as 50% in advance and 50% before shipment, with transport planned in 40HQ or 20FT ocean containers. The CE certification includes expandable containers in its listed product scope, but the buyer should verify applicability to the final model and destination. For technical support or a quotation, contact guizugroup@outlook.com.
Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. operates as a foreign trade company under the Guizu Group. Through several group factories, it offers design, research and development, manufacturing, installation, and after-sales services. Founded in 2008, the company has approximately 200 employees and serves customers in Australia, the Middle East, North America, and Southeast Asia. Its product portfolio includes detachable, expandable, foldable, prefab K, flat pack, and space capsule houses. The company holds CE certification No. 3N240819.GUTQO66 and reports experience serving customers in a range of industries.

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