200 MPH Wind Certification
Structural steel chassis engineered and certified to resist Category 5 hurricane-force winds up to 200 mph in high-exposure coastal regions.
Factory-built, hurricane-resistant steel modular housing engineered for immediate deployment, rapid intermodal shipping, and long-term recovery for displaced communities and emergency agencies worldwide.
Hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and earthquakes all present the same structural logistical crisis. Displaced families and emergency relief crews require immediate shelter, yet conventional post-disaster rebuilding takes months or years to arrive.
Temporary fabric tents and low-grade trailers are inadequate for multi-year recovery timelines. Communities require fully structural, weather-tight homes that ship instantly, withstand extreme environmental loads, and remain operational for as long as regional reconstruction demands.
BoxHouse emergency units combine containerized shipping efficiency with permanent structural housing performance.
Structural steel chassis engineered and certified to resist Category 5 hurricane-force winds up to 200 mph in high-exposure coastal regions.
Patented foldable frame design allows up to two complete homes to ship flat inside a standard intermodal container, cutting freight overhead.
Unfolds mechanically via standard crane or hydraulic equipment, reaching structural completion and weather-tightness in under two hours.
Installs directly on helical ground anchors or piers, eliminating concrete foundation curing delays on damaged or uneven terrain.
Equipped from the factory with insulation, electrical distribution, plumbing manifolds, full bathroom, and kitchenette for immediate occupancy.
Non-combustible steel framing and flexible modular connections protect against earthquake aftershocks and secondary wildfire risk.
Versatile structural configuration adapted for rapid deployment across varying international environmental disasters.
High-wind coastal areas require structural integrity that resists severe atmospheric pressure. BoxHouse units deploy rapidly into hurricane zones once access corridors open, providing secure shelter for displaced families.
Wildfires destroy entire residential municipal sectors overnight. BoxHouse emergency units offer immediate structural replacement while long-term urban rebuilding proceeds without overwhelming local rental inventory.
Low-lying zones affected by flash flooding require elevated, relocatable housing structures. Units mount seamlessly on elevated pile footings or higher ground locations to restore immediate community stability.
Federal, state, and international aid agencies (FEMA, UN-Habitat, NGOs) require scalable, standardized housing suppliers capable of instant mobilization, standardized quality, and full compliance auditing.
Streamlined manufacturing and deployment methodology designed to deliver rapid humanitarian shelter on demand.
BoxHouse pre-builds and stockpiles modular structural units in strategic regional factory facilities prior to disaster seasons.
Disaster declaration triggers immediate intermodal dispatch via ocean container vessels, freight railways, or standard heavy-haul trucks.
On-site crane equipment lifts and expands the folded steel structure onto helical screw piers or temporary pad footings within 2 hours.
Quick-connect electrical, water, and sewage systems are attached, enabling families or relief crews to move in on day one.
When a major Category 5 typhoon struck the Northern Mariana Islands, BoxHouse mobilized emergency modular units across ocean freight routes to house displaced island residents and military recovery teams.
"I appreciate you coming here to assist our veterans and families in their time of vital need. These factory-built homes provide immediate safety and real dignity for those receiving them."
Gov. David M. Apatang
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Technical parameters engineered to satisfy international building codes, transport limitations, and safety standards.
| Specification Parameter | BoxHouse Relief Duplex (380 sq ft) | BoxHouse Relief Bungalow (430 sq ft) |
|---|---|---|
| Structural Frame | Galvanized Light-Gauge Steel Frame Chassis | Heavy Duty Cold-Formed Steel Structure |
| Wind Load Rating | Up to 200 mph (Category 5 Certified) | Up to 200 mph (Category 5 Certified) |
| Freight Transport Efficiency | 2 Complete Units per 40ft HQ Container | 1 Complete Unit per 40ft HQ Container |
| Deployment Time | 1 Hour 26 Minutes (Unfolding & Set-up) | 1 Hour 45 Minutes (Unfolding & Set-up) |
| Foundation System | Helical Screw Anchor / Pier / Concrete Slab | Helical Screw Anchor / Pier / Concrete Slab |
| Thermal & Fire Protection | Non-combustible PU Insulation Envelope | Non-combustible PU Insulation Envelope |
| Turnkey Inclusions | Pre-wired Electrical, Full Bath, Kitchenette | Pre-wired Electrical, Full Bath, 2 Bedrooms |
Key technical and procurement details for governmental officers, NGOs, and humanitarian buyers.
BoxHouse units fold flat and ship via standard intermodal freight. Once delivered to the affected site, structural unfolding and placement take under 2 hours per home, allowing move-in readiness on the same day.
BoxHouse disaster relief units feature heavy-duty structural steel framing engineered to withstand winds up to 200 mph (Category 5 hurricane equivalent) and high seismic activity.
Yes. Units can be securely anchored using helical earth screw piers, enabling rapid installation on unpaved, damaged, or remote terrain without waiting for concrete curing.
Thanks to our patented foldable steel chassis design, up to two fully equipped homes fold flat and fit inside one standard intermodal ocean shipping container, dramatically reducing global transport costs.
Absolutely. Unlike temporary tents or trailers, BoxHouse structures meet international residential building codes, featuring full insulation, structural steel longevity, residential fixtures, and multi-year durability.
Contact our emergency response logistics team to discuss stockpiling, rapid procurement availability, and humanitarian shelter projects.