Manufacturers of Portable Secure Accommodation / Modular Buildings, Office, Store, Canteen, Toilet, Drying Room, Solo, Sleeper, Shower, Units, Buildings, Cabins

A high performance product offering flexible configuration in 1, 2 and 3 storey arrangement in standalone and linked layouts. The range incorporates office, store, toilet, canteen, drying room, welfare unit, shower and sleeper specification products supported by a number of complementary ancillary items such as staircases, effluent tanks and linkways

The drawing should be read in conjuction with the current version of the drawing legend.

Please note that store units and any derivatives which include store doors cannot be stacked on each other and cannot be used in any three storey configuration.

All units are available in a range of standard sizes covering 8', 9', 10' and 12' widths with lengths from 4' to 40'. The product layouts, specification and external colour schemes are entirely configurable and a wide range of alternative or additional options are available to suit your exact requirement.

Please use the tabs to view details of the various standard product types in the range.

	View each aspect of the specification using the tabs below or download the PDF for full details. The entire product range and all ancillary items are fully supported by formal structural calculations. Alsim is committed to the continuous improvement and development of our product range to the ultimate long term benefit of our customers and product specification is therefore subject to change.

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The basic building frame is formed from heavy gauge mild steel sections, each fully welded to form a rigid framework into which the wall panels, doors and windows are fitted.

The base rail is a 3mm thick ‘z’ section, which is fully welded into the corner posts. The floor joists are welded inside the base rail at 406mm centres on all products up to 10’ in width to form the floor frame. On 12’ wide units the floor joists are fixed at 203mm centres. The corner posts support the 50mm x 10mm flat bar which runs around the top of the wall panels to form a rigid section onto which the roof panels are fitted. Reinforcing sections are welded inside the flat bar both across the unit width and also longitudinally to complete the framework. This section sits underneath the roof panels to provide additional support to help prevent roof damage and improve water drainage.

The frame is completed by 6mm top plates and 10mm base plates which are welded to each of the four corner posts. These are fitted with a basic hole and pin to provide a positive initial location when the units are stacked and matching connection slots to ensure the required long term stability.

Four high level lifting points are fitted along the side sections of the roof and four low level lifting points are fitted along the side sections of the floor to allow the simple lifting of the unit by a suitable crane. The floor is fitted with continuous fork tunnels across the width of the unit to allow lifting and movement of the unit by a suitable fork truck. The four low level lifting eyes also act as lashing points to allow the product to be easily secured to the delivery vehicle whilst in transit.