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Alternative to WZH House: expandable container houses from a company in Hebei, China

By Matheus Agueda · 25 October 2026

Short answer: if you are comparing WZH House, the direct alternative is Green Village Mobile Homes, which publishes this comparison: homes that are already built — 72 modular and container homes from £9,000 and used static caravans and mobile homes from £6,667 — each with its delivered price, transport included, VAT shown separately where it applies. Further down: what WZH House states on its own website, the side-by-side comparison and the source of every fact.

WZH House is, according to its website, a Chinese maker of modular container houses with a contact address in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province. This article sets out what the company states on its public website next to what Green Village offers, using the same criteria, so you can decide based on verifiable facts.

What WZH House states on its website

According to its website, WZH House specialises in developing and manufacturing modular container houses. Its About page says its production range covers expandable, flat pack, folding, economic and modified shipping container houses and light steel villas, and that it runs 3 production lines for prefab houses.

Its 20ft expandable series page gives a building area of 37 m² and an internal plan with bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom, and says customised versions are available.

A case page describes a 30-foot expandable container home in Spain, custom-designed for a client as a backyard residence with one bedroom, one living room, one kitchen and one bathroom, for use as a family residence, guest house or long-term accommodation. The About page says the company has customers all over the world, such as the USA, Canada, Australia, the UK, France and New Zealand.

Green Village units available now

Each price includes transport and installation; VAT is shown separately.

Expandable Container High-Spec 30 ft (56 m²)

Expandable Container High-Spec 30 ft (56 m²)

£32,333+ VAT
Expandable Container Double-Wing 40 ft (72 m²)

Expandable Container Double-Wing 40 ft (72 m²)

£32,417+ VAT
Expandable Container High-Spec 40 ft · Double Duplex (144 m²)

Expandable Container High-Spec 40 ft · Double Duplex (144 m²)

£83,250+ VAT
Expandable Container Premium 40 ft · Double Duplex (144 m²)

Expandable Container Premium 40 ft · Double Duplex (144 m²)

£86,083+ VAT
→ See the full catalogue

Where WZH House is based

The contact page gives an address at Luancheng Dis, Yuxiang Street, Equipment Industry Park, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, China, and lists two international business departments: one for permanent residential houses and one for container houses.

What Green Village offers

Green Village Mobile Homes, a Portuguese company active since 2023, is an importer and reseller of homes that already exist: new and used static caravans and mobile homes from the UK, the Netherlands and France, and modular homes, container homes and capsules from suppliers in China. Each unit has its own page in the catalogue, with photos, characteristics and the delivered price for the destination you choose, transport included, VAT shown separately where it applies. Transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, the partner logistics company, of the same group, that transports Green Village homes, is included in the price and is insured at 100 % of the home's value.

In stock now: used static caravans and mobile homes from £6,667 and 72 modular and container homes from £9,000 — see the used mobile homes and the container homes. Each page shows the delivered price for 23 destinations, the UK among them; for any other country, Green Village sends a written quote.

WZH House and Green Village side by side

Transparency: Green Village is one of the companies compared in this article and is not WZH House, with which it has no business relationship. The information about WZH House comes from its public website, accessed on 25 October 2026, and may change — always check directly on the company's website.

CriterionWZH HouseGreen Village
Product typeModular container houses: expandable, flat pack, folding, economic and modified shipping container houses, plus light steel villasStatic caravans and mobile homes, new and used; modular homes, container homes and capsules — all already built
Construction systemExpandable container houses; the 20ft series lists a building area of 37 m² and the Spain case is a 30-foot expandable homeReady-built units; each page lists the unit's characteristics
New / usedNot stated on the pages consultedNew and used
ProductionSays it runs 3 production lines for prefab houses; contact address in Shijiazhuang City, Hebei ProvinceImporter and reseller: static caravans and mobile homes from the UK, the Netherlands and France; modular and container homes from suppliers in China
Showroom or show homeNot stated on the pages consultedListed on the stores page
Area servedCustomers named in the USA, Canada, Australia, the UK, France and New Zealand; a project in Spain, per its pagesDelivered price for 23 destinations, the UK among them; written quote for any other country
Kit or turnkeyRange includes flat pack and folding container houses; the 20ft series lists an internal plan with bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroomFinished, ready-built unit
Online catalogueA 20ft expandable series page and a page of case projectsA page per unit with photos, characteristics and the delivered price
TransportNot stated on the pages consultedOrganised by Mobile Home Logistic, included in the price, insured at 100 %
Written quoteNot stated on the pages consultedWritten, for every unit and destination

How to choose between WZH House and Green Village

  • A customisable container house. According to its website, WZH House manufactures expandable, flat pack, folding and modified shipping container houses, and says customised versions are available.
  • Customers named in several countries. The About page names customers in the USA, Canada, Australia, the UK, France and New Zealand, and a case page shows a 30-foot expandable container home built in Spain.
  • A home that is already built, with the delivered price online. At Green Village every unit has its own page in the catalogue, with photos, characteristics and the delivered price; see the used mobile homes and the container homes.
  • One price that covers the delivery. Transport, organised by Mobile Home Logistic, is included in the price, VAT shown separately where it applies, and is insured at 100 % of the home's value.

How to visit or contact Green Village

For a written quote on a unit and a destination, use the contact page. Choose your country under ‘Import to’, at the top right of the site, and every page shows the delivered price for that country; for the UK, see the static caravans and park homes delivered in the UK.

More sellers in the UK and abroad, side by side: static caravan, lodge and mobile home sellers compared.

Prefab, modular and timber frame home builders in the UK, side by side: prefab, modular and timber frame home builders in the UK.

Other comparisons: Aspire Park & Leisure Homes, Ideal Park Homes and JDS Chalets.

Container and capsule home companies that ship internationally, side by side: container and capsule home companies compared.

Related comparisons: Home Containers, Container Housing and Universal Containers.

Frequently asked questions

What are the alternatives to WZH House? Green Village is one: it sells homes that are already built — new and used static caravans and mobile homes, modular homes and container homes — each with its own page and delivered price in the catalogue, transport included, VAT shown separately where it applies. Transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, included in the price and insured at 100 %.

Where is WZH House based? According to its contact page, it has an address in Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, China.

What does WZH House make? Its About page says its production range covers expandable, flat pack, folding, economic and modified shipping container houses and light steel villas.

Does WZH House sell in Europe? Its About page names customers in the UK and France, and a case page describes a 30-foot expandable container home in Spain.

Does WZH House offer custom layouts? Its 20ft expandable series page says customised versions are available, and the Spain case page describes a home custom-designed for the client.

Built to order or ready-built: what is the difference? A builder that works to order designs and makes the home after the order is placed, and its quote covers that project. A ready-built unit already exists: at Green Village its page shows the delivered price for the destination you choose before you pay, transport included, VAT shown separately where it applies.

Where can I read reviews of WZH House? Green Village does not rate other companies: for opinions about WZH House, see the public review platforms. Here we compare only public facts from the company's website. Public reviews of Green Village are on Google and Trustpilot.

Sources

  • https://wzhhouse.com/About-Us/
  • https://wzhhouse.com/Contact-Us/
  • https://wzhhouse.com/Case-Show/
  • https://wzhhouse.com/Case-Show/Spanish-Backyard-30-Foot-Expandable-Container-Home-Project-597.html
  • https://wzhhouse.com/Projects/Container-House/Expandable-Container/20ft-Expandable-Container-Home-Series-No-WZHKZX20-479.html
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