A well-drafted space capsule house sample agreement should remove uncertainty before production or delivery begins. It needs to identify the exact capsule unit, approved drawings, dimensions, materials, finishes, fittings, sample price, payment schedule, delivery obligations, inspection standards, warranty terms, and remedies for defects or delay. The contract should also state who bears transportation costs, how modifications are approved, and whether the accepted sample will control future bulk orders.
List the model, layout, configuration, dimensions, structural materials, interior and exterior finishes, appliances, fixtures, accessories, and attached drawings. Any approved deviation from the standard product should be recorded in writing. Specifications for an expandable container house should not be transferred to a space capsule house unless the supplier expressly confirms that they apply.
The agreement should explain when and where inspection will take place, who may approve the sample, which tests and visual checks are required, and how defects must be documented. It should also set a deadline for acceptance and specify whether the supplier must repair, replace, refund, or otherwise correct nonconforming items.
Record the sample price, deposit, balance payment, delivery location, packaging requirements, transportation responsibility, insurance, risk transfer, and delivery deadline. Available business information lists a minimum order quantity of one set and a 15-day delivery period. These terms should be confirmed for the specific sample, including the event that starts the delivery countdown.
State whether the unit will be used for construction-site accommodation, temporary post-disaster housing, cultural-tourism facilities, or another purpose. Site access, foundation conditions, utilities, weather exposure, installation responsibilities, and local compliance requirements should be assigned clearly so that later performance disputes are easier to resolve.
Attach dated drawings, a specification schedule, color or finish confirmations, and a complete list of inclusions and exclusions. The contract should identify the sample as a reference unit and establish which document prevails if the drawings, specification sheet, quotation, and physical sample conflict. Features awaiting confirmation should be marked as pending rather than left to assumption.
The available product information gives expandable container house sizes of 20FT, 30FT, and 40FT, with listed dimensions of 5900mm × 6300mm × 2480mm, 9000mm × 6300mm × 2480mm, and 11800mm × 6300mm × 2480mm. Those figures are not presented as space capsule house specifications. They should therefore be included in a capsule agreement only after written confirmation from the supplier.
The contract should define when the warranty begins, its duration, covered components, exclusions, claim evidence, response time, and available remedies. Product information refers to factory self-inspection and a one-year warranty that excludes man-made damage. The parties should clarify how these provisions apply to the sample, define man-made damage, and state whether signing an acceptance document changes any warranty rights.
Delivery provisions should also cover the agreed destination, loading and unloading, shipping documents, risk of loss, delayed receipt, and remedies for late shipment. The stated payment arrangement is a 50% advance deposit with the remaining balance payable in full before shipment, while the listed delivery time is 15 days. Both terms require confirmation before execution of the agreement.
CE certification No. 3N240819.GUTQO66 is listed for several modular container products, including space capsules and expandable containers. The agreement should identify the exact model and certification documents covered. A general certificate reference should not be treated as proof that every configuration or customized sample has identical certification status.
| Contract section | Details to specify | Information requiring confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Sample identity | Model, layout, drawings, measurements, materials, fittings, finishes, and approved changes | Available data describes expandable container houses; capsule-specific specifications are not supplied |
| Inspection and acceptance | Inspection date, testing method, authorized approver, defect records, deadline, and correction process | Factory self-inspection is listed for the expandable container house product |
| Warranty | Start date, coverage period, exclusions, evidence requirements, response time, and remedy | A one-year warranty excluding man-made damage is listed, but sample coverage must be stated |
| Payment and delivery | Price, deposit, balance, delivery point, transport costs, schedule trigger, risk, and delay remedies | Listed terms are one set minimum order, 15-day delivery, and 50% deposit before shipment balance |
| Changes and disputes | Written change orders, price and schedule adjustments, governing law, dispute forum, and escalation steps | These provisions are not included in the supplied product information |
May the listed expandable container dimensions be used for a capsule house?
Only after the supplier confirms in writing that the measurements belong to the selected capsule model. The supplied dimensions are linked to expandable container houses and are not identified as capsule-house dimensions.
What evidence should support a sample defect claim?
The agreement can require dated photographs, inspection reports, test results, delivery records, and a written description of the nonconformity. It should also specify the reporting period and the supplier's correction deadline.
Will the stated one-year warranty automatically protect the sample?
No automatic application should be assumed. Although the product information mentions a one-year warranty excluding man-made damage, the agreement must expressly identify the sample's coverage, exclusions, and claim procedure.
Before signing, attach capsule-specific drawings and specifications, verify the sample price, and confirm the delivery, payment, inspection, warranty, modification, and dispute provisions. The listed commercial information includes a one-set minimum order, 15-day delivery period, and 50% deposit with the balance due before shipment, but these terms must be validated for the sample. For technical assistance or project support, contact guizugroup@outlook.com.
Guangdong Uni-House Technology Co., Ltd. is a foreign-trade company operating under the Guizu Group. Through its group factories, it provides design, research and development, manufacturing, installation, and after-sales services. Established in 2008, the company produces detachable, expandable, foldable, prefab K, and flat-pack container houses, among other prefabricated products. Its listed CE certification is No. 3N240819.GUTQO66, and its reported projects include accommodation for workers at an Indonesian coal mine.

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