For the sites a cabin cannot be craned into
Some locations simply will not take a delivery lorry and a lifting arm: a rear yard reached through a passage, a roof terrace, a courtyard behind a listed frontage, a field with a soft approach. A flat-pack cabin solves that by arriving as a bundle of panels rather than as a finished building. It is man portable in pieces, and two people with a socket set will have it standing in around 45 minutes.
At 2.3m square this is the smallest unit in the flat-pack range, sized to be carried into places where nothing larger fits. Everything is fully galvanised steel, so unlike a painted cabin it will not rust back at the cut edges and cills over a few winters outdoors. The panelling is smooth and powder coated in moss green outside and off white inside, with a guttered roof and two double glazed uPVC windows fitted as standard.
The insulated interior is brighter and more comfortable than the outside dimensions suggest, and the wall finish is durable enough to take surface mounted electrics without further preparation.
Specifications
| External | 2.247 m L x 2.305 m W x 2.345 m H |
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| Internal | 2.13 m L x 2.19 m W x 2.145 m H |
| Door opening | 0.788 m wide x 1.971 m high |
| Floor type | Cement board |
| Windows | 2, double glazed uPVC |
Once assembled it can be lifted whole by crane or forklift, or taken back down to flat pack for storage. Units can be linked side to side or end to end at any point after the first assembly, so you can add space later. No delivery charge applies, anywhere in the UK.
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