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Three build levels of INTERMODULE block containers

What you buy, which build level and which options are three different questions. This page answers the second: how Budget, Standard and Project differ and how to choose.

BUDGET

A rational solution at the lowest cost

Series-built modules in a base configuration for sites where function and cost come first.

STANDARD core series

The core INTERMODULE series

A universal series system for single modules and for full modular buildings. The optimal balance of structure, fit-out, lead time and cost.

PROJECT

Built to the requirements of a specific site

Design and production of modular buildings to the customer's technical specification: dimensions, layout, loads, climate rating, building services and fit-out.

Three levels that are never mixed

What you buy

A block container, office or accommodation module, dormitory, canteen, site office building, sanitary module, checkpoint, workforce camp. This is the purpose; each has its own page.

Which build level

Budget, Standard or Project. The build level defines structure, fit-out and price.

Which options

Insulation and climate rating, snow load, fire requirements, electrics, ventilation, plumbing, finishes. These are parameters of a specific order.

Budget: a rational series solution

A fully functional module in the most rational base configuration, without costly extras. Chosen when price is the deciding factor and the task is clear: a changing room, a site cabin, a tool store, a guard post, a temporary office.

Series design, production from 5 working days. Single-storey, transported assembled, two units per truck.

Block container 6.055 × 2.435 m, Budget build: from 1,551,700 KZT excl. VAT · 1,800,000 KZT incl. VAT (16%). The Budget series comes in several sizes: lengths 2.435, 6.055 and 12.192 m. It also includes all site cabins converted from sea containers: 20′ (6.058 × 2.438 m) from 1,293,100 KZT excl. VAT · 1,500,000 KZT incl. VAT, and 40′ High Cube (12.192 × 2.438 m, height 2.896 m) from 2,327,600 KZT excl. VAT · 2,700,000 KZT incl. VAT. Other sizes and purposes: on request.

Standard: the core INTERMODULE series

The company's core series product, produced in volume and supplied as the base solution for most customers. Optimised structure, fit-out and cost; full modular buildings of up to three storeys are assembled from the same modules.

Frame of galvanized cold-formed profile with powder coating, double-sided fittings top and bottom, cement board floor, sandwich-panel walls with metal facing on both sides, concealed wiring, LED lighting, knock-down design.

Steel frames of Standard-series modular units being assembled at a partner plant: 2.5 mm galvanised cold-formed profile, floor and roof frames, corner fittings.

Standard series block container: from 155,200 KZT/m² excl. VAT · 180,000 KZT/m² incl. VAT (16%). Standard widths are 2.435 and 2.990 m, lengths 2.435, 2.989, 4.885, 5.995, 6.055, 7.335 and 9.000 m, base external height 2.900 m, other heights are available as an option. The 5.995 and 6.055 m lengths are not duplicates: 6.055 m is a regular module, while 5.995 m is a corridor module 1.930 m wide externally that joins two 2.990 m wide modules with a 15 mm joint (2,990 + 15 + 2,990 mm). 2.989 m is the short 10-foot module. The cost of a building made of several modules depends on the project and is quoted separately.

Built from the Standard series

DormitoriesWorkforce campsOffices and site headquartersSite office buildingsCanteensSanitary buildingsAccommodation modulesCheckpoints and guard posts

Project: to the customer's technical specification

Modules and buildings developed or adapted for a specific site. Especially important for EPC projects, industrial sites, power, mining and large workforce camps. The specification defines:

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    dimensions and layout
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    load-bearing structure, snow and wind loads
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    insulation and climate rating
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    exterior and interior finishes, windows and doors
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    electrics, ventilation, heating and air conditioning, plumbing
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    fire requirements
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    equipment and the requirements of the specific industrial site

A questionnaire or a specification is enough for a quote. Scope of supply and price within 1 working day.

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Budget vs Standard: what differs

ParameterBudgetStandard
Frame protectionpainted steelgalvanized cold-formed profile, powder coating
Floor and roof beams, posts2 mm2.5 mm
Floor cross beams40×90 mm timbersteel Z-profile 120×60 mm, no timber elements
Corner fittingslifting at top, none at bottomdouble-sided top and bottom
FloorOSB 18 mm, domestic linoleumcement board 16 mm, semi-commercial linoleum
Wallstimber battens with mineral wool, OSB 9 mm inside, galvanized profiled sheet 0.45 mm outsidethree-layer sandwich panels 100 mm with metal facing on both sides, EPS or stone wool core; 150 and 200 mm and panels with laminated chipboard inner lining as an option
Roofgalvanized sheet 0.45 mm, double standing seampainted aluminium-zinc coated sheet 0.40 mm
Windows and doors800×1000 mm, simple opening; lightweight door930×1100 mm, tilt-and-turn, single-chamber glazing unit (double-chamber as an option); door with thermal break
Electrics and lightingsurface wiring in trunking, fluorescentconcealed wiring, LED
Storeys1up to 3
Transportassembled, 2 modules per truckknock-down, shipped in Transpack flat packaging

Data from INTERMODULE technical descriptions: Budget — July 2026 edition, Standard — edition 2.1, October 2026. In the Project build any parameter is set by the specification.

Purpose is not a series

An office module, a dormitory or a canteen can be of any build level: "office module, Standard build", "dormitory, Project build". Pages by purpose:

Technological modules are a separate line

Modules for diesel generators, transformer substations and electrical equipment, pump, compressor, boiler and server rooms do not belong to the block container series. These are containers for equipment, mostly built to project specification.

Technological modules →

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Questions about build levels

How does Standard differ from Budget? +
Thicker frame steel (2.5 mm vs 2 mm), galvanized profile with powder coating, cement board floor instead of OSB, sandwich panels instead of battens with mineral wool, concealed wiring and the ability to build up to three storeys. Standard is knock-down; Budget ships assembled, two modules per truck.
Can a two-storey building be assembled from Budget modules? +
No. The Budget build has no bottom fittings and no module tie-down; it is rated for one storey. Two- and three-storey buildings need the Standard series, more than three storeys need the Project build.
What is the Project build? +
A module or building developed to a specific customer's technical specification: dimensions, layout, loads, insulation, building services, equipment. Priced per project within 1 working day of receiving the questionnaire.
Is "office" or "accommodation" a series? +
No, it is a purpose. An office module can be Budget, Standard or Project build. The series defines structure and fit-out; the purpose defines layout and equipment.

Not sure which build level you need?

Describe the site in one message: purpose, number of modules, region. We will pick the build level and quote within 1 working day.