How much water storage does a remote camp need?
Roughly 100 to 200 litres per person per day for dormitories, higher with canteens and laundries, plus one day of buffer and any fire reserve.
Roughly 100 to 200 litres per person per day for dormitories, higher with canteens and laundries, plus one day of buffer and any fire reserve.
Stacked flat pack modules with an external steel staircase and walkway — the highest bed count per square metre of land for labour camps and worker accommodation.
A 12-metre expandable module that opens into about 72 m² — three bedrooms, a full kitchen and a bathroom in a single transport unit.
A 40ft flat pack module that ships knocked down and gives a 29 m² open floor plate — the standard choice for canteens, recreation rooms and open-plan site offices.
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Modular dormitories, ablution blocks, mess halls and site offices for mine sites that start small and expand as the ore body is proven.
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