Office Cabins

Office cabins, also known as modular offices, portable cabins, or site offices, are self-contained, pre-fabricated structures designed to provide functional workspaces. They offer flexibility in terms of location, quick deployment, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional construction. They can range from simple, single-person units to multi-room complexes.

Types of Office Cabins

Portable/Mobile Office Cabins: Designed for temporary use and easy relocation, often mounted on skids or wheels. Commonly used on construction sites.

Modular Office Cabins: Pre-fabricated sections assembled on-site to create larger, more permanent office spaces. Can be stacked or linked.

Flat-Pack Office Cabins: Delivered as disassembled panels for on-site assembly, often more cost-effective for shipping.

Custom-Built Office Cabins: Designed and manufactured to specific client requirements regarding size, layout, features, and aesthetics.

Specialized Cabins:

Security Cabins: For guard posts or entry points.

Acoustic/Soundproof Cabins: For noisy environments or for creating quiet zones.

Insulated Cabins: For extreme climates.

Cleanroom Cabins: For sensitive manufacturing or laboratory environments.

Toilet/Sanitation Cabins: Integrated restrooms.

Applications in Various Industries

Construction Industry: Site offices, meeting rooms, first-aid stations, security offices, storage. Allows for rapid establishment of a professional presence on remote or temporary sites.

Mining & Energy Sector: On-site administrative offices, control rooms, accommodation units in remote mining or oil/gas exploration camps.

Manufacturing Facilities: Additional office space within warehouses or factories, supervisor offices, quality control stations.

Retail & Commercial: Temporary sales offices, pop-up shops, ticket booths.

Education Sector: Temporary classrooms, administrative offices during renovations or expansions.

Healthcare: Temporary clinics, testing centers, administrative offices.

Event Management: Event offices, ticketing booths, control centers.

Emergency Services: Command centers, temporary shelters during disaster relief efforts.

Material Selection Considerations:

• Structural Frame: Steel (e.g., mild steel, galvanized steel) is common for its strength and durability. Aluminum for lighter weight applications.
• Sandwich Panels: Two outer sheets (e.g., pre-painted galvanized iron (PPGI), aluminum, or PVC) with an insulating core (e.g., EPS - Expanded Polystyrene, PU - Polyurethane, Rock Wool, Mineral Wool). Provide insulation and structural rigidity.
• Fiber Cement Board: Durable and weather-resistant.
• Plywood/OSB: For interior lining, sometimes external with cladding.
• Roofing: Corrugated metal sheets (PPGI), sandwich panels, or asphalt shingles over a structural deck.
• Flooring: Plywood or cement board subfloor, topped with vinyl, laminate, carpet, or ceramic tiles.
• Insulation: EPS, PU foam, mineral wool, fiberglass batts for thermal and acoustic insulation.
• Windows: Aluminum or UPVC frames with single or double-glazed glass.
• Doors: Steel doors, flush doors (timber or insulated composite), or aluminum framed doors.
• Interior Finishes: Gypsum board, PVC panels, pre-laminated boards for walls and ceilings.