Folding container refugee houses are usually composed of multiple containers spliced together, and the interior can be divided to form multiple independent compartments, providing limited privacy and living space. At the same time, steel panels, rigid foam wall panels, heat insulation panels and other materials can also be installed inside the refugee housing to provide thermal insulation and comfortable living conditions. However, it should be noted that folding container refugee houses also have some disadvantages, such as relatively poor living conditions, professional skills are required for installation and maintenance, and there are also problems with privacy and privacy protection. Therefore, when using folding container refugee housing, it is necessary to carefully consider its use scenarios and restrictions, and provide the most basic protection and assistance for refugees.

The folding container disaster relief houses have the advantages of quick construction, portability, and reusability, due to their simple structure and material limitations, their heat insulation, protection, and privacy may not be as good as traditional houses. Therefore, the use scenarios, constraints and actual needs of victims need to be considered during the design and construction process. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to safety and hygiene during use, and to maintain and update in time.