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Conteneur habitable – 1 chambre – 12 m²

🔧 Caractéristiques principales

  • Type : Conteneur de vie avec kitchenette
  • Surface : 12 m²
  • Nombre de chambres : 1
  • Planchers : 1
  • État : neuf

📐 Dimensions

  • Longueur : 6,0 m
  • Largeur : 2,5 m
  • Hauteur : 2,6 m

⚙️ Équipements

  • Structure en acier soudée, coins de conteneur inclus
  • Plancher : tôle trapézoïdale T14 + panneaux OSB + revêtement PVC 2 mm
  • Isolation : laine minérale 100 mm sols et toit, 50–100 mm murs
  • Revêtement intérieur : panneaux stratifiés 16 mm blanc
  • Toiture en tôle profilée T35
  • Drainage de l’eau intégré avec tuyaux PVC
  • Fenêtre plastique 2 m x 1,2 m, oscillo-battante avec volet roulant
  • Porte extérieure Hörmann ZKI60, RAL7016, 900 x 1970 mm
  • Salle de bain complète : chaudière, WC, douche, lavabo
  • Installation électrique norme VDE DE : prises CEE 380V/32A/5 broches, éclairage LED 50 W, armoire de commande avec fusibles et disjoncteurs FI
  • Possibilité d’installer des fenêtres supplémentaires

✅ Avantages

  • Confort immédiat avec kitchenette et salle de bain intégrées
  • Construction robuste et durable
  • Personnalisable selon dimensions, couleurs et installations
  • Idéal pour habitation temporaire ou sur site

🚚 Livraison

  • Livraison : Nationale et internationale

Le prix initial était : 15,000.00€.Le prix actuel est : 9,500.00€.

Référence : ESP45895

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