Project Overview
A mining company in Indonesia needed a complete camp for its operations team, including dormitories, offices, canteen and recreation rooms. JUNNAN delivered 150 flat pack container houses. The panels were packed flat into standard containers, transported to the mine site, and assembled with light tools, cutting both freight volume and installation time compared with pre-assembled units.
Case Details
| Project Time | 2023 |
| Project Scale | 150 sets |
| Application | Mining camp (dormitory, office, canteen, recreation) |
| Location | Indonesia, Southeast Asia |
| Product | Flat Pack Container House |
Project Features
- Flat pack design: walls, roof and floor are bundled into compact stacks, maximizing the number of houses per container.
- Light-tool assembly: panels bolt together quickly without cranes or welding, ideal for remote mine sites.
- Double-C steel frame with rock wool panels provides insulation, fire resistance and efficient space use.
- Full camp package: dormitories, offices, canteen and recreation rooms delivered as one coordinated solution.
- Proven at scale: JUNNAN has supplied 550-unit mining camps, demonstrating reliable mass delivery.
Why This Solution
Mining camps sit far from ports and cities, where transport cost and site equipment are limited. Flat pack container houses are engineered for exactly this situation. Every unit ships as a flat bundle, so one truck carries far more building than a conventional prefab house. Assembly requires only hand tools and a small team, which matters when the nearest crane is hours away. The rock-wool insulated double-C frame keeps rooms comfortable in tropical conditions and meets the fire-safety requirements common on mine sites.
