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A prefabricated container house includes a container type main frame member when on a chassis capable of being pulled by a trailer truck; and dwelling forming members which can be housed in the main frame member, and which can be drawn out of the main frame member at an installation site, and assemb

A prefabricated container house includes a container type main frame member when on a chassis capable of being pulled by a trailer truck; and dwelling forming members which can be housed in the main frame member, and which can be drawn out of the main frame member at an installation site, and assembled into a house.

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1. A prefabricated container house comprising: a main body transportable/movable to an installation site; andall components of a house forming body configured to be housed within the main body, transported/moved to the installation site along with the main body, and drawn out on both sides of the ma

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A prefabricated container house comprising: a main body transportable/movable to an installation site; andall components of a house forming body configured to be housed within the main body, transported/moved to the installation site along with the main body, and drawn out on both sides of the main body at the installation site so as to be expanded/assembled,wherein the main body includes a container-shaped main frame member capable of being pulled by a trailer truck,the house forming body includes a plurality of dwelling forming members which can be housed in the main frame member, and which can be drawn out of the main frame member at the installation site and assembled into a house,the main frame member is formed into a box shape with a pair of upper and lower horizontal frames forming a floor and a ceiling, respectively, and with a pair of vertical frames each connecting the horizontal frames at the ends of the horizontal frames to form a wall,the dwelling forming members include a floorboard, a ceiling board, wall panels, a bath/toilet unit, and a kitchen unit,the main frame member houses a sub-frame member including: a floor supporting frame supporting the floorboard which is drawn out of the main frame member and assembled at the installation site; anda ceiling supporting frame supporting the ceiling board which is drawn out of the main frame member and assembled at the installation site,the floorboard and the ceiling board are overlapped and housed between the pair of horizontal frames,some of the wall panels are overlapped with the corresponding one of the vertical frames and housed, andthe rest of the wall panels are overlapped and housed at an intermediate position between the vertical frames. 2. The prefabricated container house according to claim 1, wherein the sub-frame member includes a plurality of reinforcing columns provided between the pair of horizontal frames so as to reinforce the frame member. 3. The prefabricated container house according to claim 1, wherein the floor supporting frame and the ceiling supporting frame are drawn outward from the horizontal frames. 4. The prefabricated container house according to claim 1, wherein two or more of the house bodies are stacked to form a multi-story dwelling. 5. A container house comprising: a main frame member having a box shape, including a pair of vertical frames having a rectangular plate shape, upper and lower horizontal frames each having a rectangular plate shape connected to the pair of vertical frames, and an opening on at least one of sides of the main frame member;a movable floorboard configured to horizontally extend from a lower portion of the main frame member outward of the main frame member;a movable ceiling board configured to horizontally extend from an upper portion of the main frame member outward of the main frame member; andmovable wall panels provided so as to be drawn out of one of the vertical frames between the movable floorboard and the movable ceiling board, with the movable floorboard and the movable ceiling board extended horizontally,wherein the floorboard and the ceiling board are overlapped and housed between the pair of horizontal frames,some of the wall panels are overlapped with the corresponding one of the vertical frames and housed, andthe rest of the wall panels are overlapped and housed at an intermediate position between the vertical frames. 6. The container house according to claim 5, wherein the movable floorboard is supported on the lower portion of the main frame member pivotally between a vertical position and a horizontal position about a horizontal axis, andthe movable floorboard functions as a cover closing the opening of the main frame member in the horizontal position. 7. The container house according to claim 5, wherein the movable ceiling board is supported on the upper portion of the main frame member pivotally about a horizontal axis. 8. The container house according to claim 5, wherein the movable wall panels include outer wall panels each supported on an end of the movable wall panels pivotally about a vertical axis. 9. The container house according to claim 5, further comprising a floor supporting frame protrudable under the movable floorboard from a lower portion of the main frame member so as to support the movable floorboard extended horizontally. 10. The container house according to claim 5, further comprising a ceiling supporting frame protrudable over the movable ceiling board from an upper portion of the main frame member so as to support the movable ceiling board extended horizontally. 11. The container house according to claim 5, further comprising a bed unit supported on a lower portion of the main frame member pivotally about a horizontal axis. 12. The container house according to claim 5, wherein the movable wall panels are provided slidably on the movable floorboard. 13. The container house according to claim 5, wherein the movable ceiling board is supported on the upper portion of the main frame member pivotally between a vertical position and a horizontal position about a horizontal axis, andthe movable ceiling board functions as a cover closing the opening of the main frame member in the horizontal position. 14. A container house, comprising: a main frame member having a box shape, including a pair of vertical frames having a rectangular plate shape, upper and lower horizontal frames each having a rectangular plate shape connected to the pair of vertical frames, and an opening on at least one of sides of the main frame member;a movable floorboard configured to horizontally extend from a lower portion of the main frame member outward of the main frame member, the movable floorboard being supported on the lower portion of the main frame member pivotally between a vertical position and a horizontal position about a horizontal axis, and the movable floorboard functioning as a cover closing the opening of the main frame member in the horizontal position;a movable ceiling board configured to horizontally extend from an upper portion of the main frame member outward of the main frame member, the movable ceiling board being supported on the upper portion of the main frame member pivotally about a horizontal axis;movable wall panels provided so as to be drawn out of one of the vertical frames between the movable floorboard and the movable ceiling board, with the movable floorboard and the movable ceiling board extended horizontally, the movable wall panels being provided slidably on the movable floorboard, the movable wall panels including outer wall panels each supported on an end of the movable wall panels pivotally about a vertical axis;a floor supporting frame protrudable under the movable floorboard from a lower portion of the main frame member so as to support the movable floorboard extended horizontally; anda ceiling supporting frame protrudable over the movable ceiling board from an upper portion of the main frame member so as to support the movable ceiling board extended horizontally,wherein the floorboard and the ceiling board are overlapped and housed between the pair of horizontal frames,some of the wall panels are overlapped with the corresponding one of the vertical frames and housed, andthe rest of the wall panels are overlapped and housed at an intermediate position between the vertical frames.