What Is an Anti-Vandal Cabin? A Buyer's Guide
If your site is exposed, unattended out of hours or in a higher-risk area, an anti-vandal cabin is worth serious consideration. But what actually makes a cabin "anti-vandal"?
Steel construction
Unlike standard site cabins that use timber and uPVC, anti-vandal units have a steel outer skin and steel-framed windows. This makes them far more resistant to forced entry and casual damage.
Lockable shutters and secure doors
Windows are protected by lockable steel shutters, and doors are heavy-duty with secure locking. When the site closes, the unit can be shut up tight to protect tools, equipment and paperwork.
Is it right for you?
Anti-vandal cabins suit construction sites, yards and any location where security matters. They work as secure offices, welfare units and stores, and can be linked or stacked like any other cabin.
