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Modular cabins are factory-built units supplied ready to place, and they are a different product from a converted shipping container. Where a container conversion starts from a steel box that was designed to carry cargo, a cabin is built from the outset as an occupied space, with insulation, windows, doors, electrics and internal finishes designed in rather than retrofitted.
They are used as site offices and welfare units, canteens and drying rooms, security huts, classrooms, clinics and additional accommodation. Because they arrive complete, the time between delivery and first use is usually measured in hours rather than weeks. Units are delivered nationwide from our depot at 153 FM 1564, Greenville, TX. Call +1 430 280 1063 to discuss sizes, layouts and current availability.
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Two WCs and two basins on an aluminum checked floor, inside a bottle green steel shell measuring 8ft by 5ft. Mains connected, insulated, extractor fitted, and it sits on corner posts with no jacklegs.
Green 1+1 double mains toilet measuring 2.4m by 1.4m externally, wired for light and fitted with an extractor fan. Mains connection means nothing to pump out: set it on level ground and connect it up.
A 3.05m square site office on jacklegs, finished in Goosewing Grey with a timed electric panel heater and a vinyl floor. Fixed window and door positions keep it at stock price rather than made to order.
Carried in by hand, built with a socket set in about 45 minutes, and taken apart again when the job ends. Galvanised steel, insulated, two double glazed windows, and it links to further units later.
Twin axles and four corner jack-legs: delivered on a truck, then towed and leveled wherever the work moves next. 6.096m of steel canteen behind secure shutters, needing a water and a power connection.
Canteen at one end, secure store at the other, inside a 6.25m steel anti-vandal shell. Sink, water heater and worktop plus a partitioned drying room, with a separate double-end door serving the store side.
A 20ft by 8ft open plan office on jack legs, with sensor LED lighting, two double sockets and vinyl flooring throughout. Anti-vandal steel, with external fan shutters over both sliding windows.
21ft by 8ft of fitted-out anti-vandal steel with a kitchenette, three double sockets and vinyl flooring throughout. Sliding windows behind external fan shutters and a steel entrance door on locking keys.
24ft by 9ft of open plan office or meeting room, insulated and electrically tested, on a 7.07m internal length. Corner posts instead of jacklegs, and it stacks with other units the same size.
7.08m of internal length inside an all-steel anti-vandal shell that stacks with other units the same size. Corner posts rather than jacklegs, so it sets straight down on level ground with nothing to deploy.
A 3+1 toilet block in anti-vandal steel, 4.88m by 2.7m with two deadlocked entrance doors. No windows at all, just fitted extractor fans, so there is nothing to force once the site goes quiet.
Part refurbished here means the outside has been resprayed and nothing else has been touched. A 32ft x 10ft unit in working condition, sold as seen on un-refurbished terms and priced for what it is.
32ft by 10ft of open plan office and canteen with a kitchenette, wired with six double sockets and five sensor-controlled LED tubes. Dark grey anti-vandal steel on jack legs, with shutters on every window.
Single axle, 1980Kg gross, in grey and orange: a welfare unit light enough to tow behind a van. Canteen seating six, a drying room with a diesel generator, a self-contained toilet, and mains power where there is a supply.
A 2010 Groundhog welfare unit refurbished inside and out: canteen seating six, a drying room with a 5kva diesel generator, and a self-contained toilet, each behind its own anti-vandal door. Towable by one person.
A container converted into an open plan office that reads as a building: glazed at both ends, anthracite French doors in the middle, spray foam insulation throughout and a 32 amp commando socket for site hook up.