Understanding Anti-Vandal Buildings
When you hear “anti-vandal buildings,” you might think of simple metal boxes. But these structures are much more than that. An anti-vandal building is a portable structure made mostly of metal, which sets it apart from modular buildings or jackleg cabins. These buildings have exterior walls that can be either corrugated panels or flat smooth panels. While some people might associate these buildings with forklift pockets for easy lifting and relocation, it’s important to note that not all units come fitted with these and are offered as an extra over, should you require them.
Features and Flexibility
Anti-Vandal Buildings are designed with security and durability in mind. Their metal construction makes them tougher than their counterparts. Standard features include aluminium sliding windows protected by window shutters and robust steel doors, ensuring
limited access without the appropriate key. This robust design has earned them the title of ‘Anti-Vandal Building’.
But their versatility doesn’t end there. Many might not know that these buildings can be over-clad with various exterior cladding options like Larch Cladding, Plastisol, and more. And if you’re thinking of a paint job, it doesn’t have to be monotonous. The exterior of an Anti-Vandal Building offers numerous customization options.
Common Uses of Anti-Vandal Buildings
These buildings, with their secure and durable design, cater to a variety of needs. Some common applications include:
- Welfare Facilities Units
- Security Huts
- Offices
- Storage Spaces
- Workshops
If you’re interested in purchasing an Anti-Vandal Cabin, do check out our stock for available options.