Portable Shelters For Remote Worksites
Quonset Model - The frame for the Quonset-style portable building is constructed from 1-inch square galvanized steel tubing for added durability and can be outfitted with a stove jack, allowing for the installation of a heating source inside the building. Quonset-style portable structures are great for crew tents, mess halls, and equipment storage in the harshest Alaskan conditions. These buildings range from 4 feet to 12 feet wide and can be built to any length.
Quonset Model Door Options
+ Zippered man door
+ Zippered man door with screen
+ Combo door (Framed door with glass window and screen, only offered for 20 w)
The Quonset-style portable building can be customized to meet your specific needs. Please contact us for more customization options.
Double Truss Model - The double-truss frame is constructed from 1-inch square galvanized steel tubing and provides additional strength and durability to allow for wider buildings, starting at 16 feet wide. These fabric buildings can be easily relocated and erected in a short period of time making them a great option for portable warehouses, garages, crew tents, or cook shacks for commercial operations.
The double truss frame provides around 6 inches of usable space between the outside skin and the inside frame allowing for the installation of insulation and/or conduit. The standard width of these buildings is 16 feet; however, custom buildings can be between 14’ to 20’ feet wide and can be built to any length.
