Relocatable Site Solutions

Here are key aspects to consider:

Access and Safety: Stairs provide access between different levels of a container-based structure, ensuring occupants can move easily and safely. Platforms serve as flat, elevated surfaces at various levels, creating walkways and additional usable spaces.

Customisation: Stairs and platforms can be customised to suit the specific design and requirements of the container structure. This includes considerations such as the number of levels, the angle and design of the stairs, and the size and layout of platforms.

Material and Construction: The materials used for stairs and platforms are often chosen for durability, stability, and resistance to environmental conditions. Common materials include steel, aluminium, or other weather-resistant materials, ensuring longevity and safety.

Compliance with Regulations: Depending on the location and purpose of the structure, stairs and platforms must comply with local building codes and industry safety regulations. This ensures that the structure meets the required standards for occupant safety.

Integration with Container Design: Stairs and platforms should be seamlessly integrated into the overall design of the container structure. This includes considerations for aesthetic appeal, space optimisation, and functional alignment with the intended use of the structure.

Modularity: The modular nature of shipping container structures allows for flexibility in designing stairs and platforms. Modular components can be easily integrated or removed based on evolving needs, providing adaptability to changing requirements.

Well-designed stairs and platforms contribute significantly to the usability and safety of structures built from shipping containers, making them versatile and efficient spaces for various purposes, from residential homes to commercial or industrial facilities.