Temporary Accommodation That Can Move Again

Temporary accommodation is bought for a defined period — a construction phase, a harvest, an event, an emergency — and the economics only work if the units can be moved, stored and reused afterwards. Container modules are designed for exactly that: corner castings for lifting, a steel frame that survives repeated transport, and connections that can be disconnected and re-made.

Choosing between the three options

• Folding modules — lowest freight cost per unit when many rooms are needed at once; unfolds with a forklift
• Flat pack modules — best balance of cost, internal layout freedom and stacking
• Expandable or capsule units — highest comfort per module, delivered finished, opened on site in under an hour

Typical temporary projects

Construction and infrastructure phases, seasonal agricultural and processing workforces, sports and cultural events, school and hospital overspill, disaster relief and refugee accommodation, and film or exploration camps.

Storage and reuse

Units can be supplied with stackable frames, protective corner caps and a documented lifting plan so they can be moved several times without damage. If the project may be extended, tell us at the quotation stage — the specification and the packing method can be chosen for reuse rather than one-way transport.

What we need to quote

Number of beds or rooms, the duration of use, whether the units will be relocated, the destination port and the electrical standard. We reply with a module proposal, a loading plan and a price per unit, and confirm the final specification on the production drawing.