2-Story Expandable Villa, 5900 × 6300 mm

Overview

A stated footprint

The overall size is 5900 × 6300 × 2480 mm, with the option to customize. That is a clear base for planning a plot, a foundation and a layout. The house is a two-story expandable container with balcony and spiral staircase.

Materials

The frame is galvanized steel, which protects against rust. Walls are 50–75 mm EPS sandwich panels, and the floor can be MGO board or wooden board. Glass and aluminum are used in the finishes, and the door can be broken-bridge aluminum, steel or a smart door.

Layout range

Layouts run from one to four bedrooms, which suits a family home, a holiday cabin, a guest house or a dormitory. The count affects how internal space is divided, so plans are agreed in advance. Container loading (20 ft or 40 ft) also depends on the layout. Two stories on one footprint give about 70 m² of living space for the ground area of a small car park.

Compared with other expandable villas

This is the expandable villa with a stated footprint: 5900 × 6300 mm and 2480 mm high. For a buyer who needs to plan land, foundations, drainage and permits, a known size is worth more than a flexible one, and this model has the most complete size and material data in the group, which makes it easier to compare with local builders’ quotations. Our 2–5 bedroom villa has a wider range of layouts but no single fixed size. The light-steel luxury villa has a heavier frame, and the balcony house adds an outdoor deck. For lighter, lower-cost houses, see the 20 ft ready-to-ship folding house.

Check these points

• Foundation type and ground bearing
• Stair type and balcony design
• Insulation needs for your climate

Climate and finish

Bedroom count, door and window package, color and interior finish are set on the drawing. The 50–75 mm EPS sandwich wall is good insulation for warm and temperate climates, and buyers in cold regions often choose the 75 mm version and add a heater. The floor can be MGO board, which resists moisture and fire better than wooden board and is often chosen in humid regions, while wooden boards give a warmer feel.