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Camp & Utility Buildings
K-type dormitories, ablution containers and guard houses for labor camps and construction sites. Fast assembly, relocatable.
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Camp & Utility Buildings
Labor camps and remote project sites need more than housing — they need a complete facility package that can be delivered, assembled and later relocated to the next project. This range covers the three building types that every workforce camp requires: dormitory blocks, ablution containers and guard houses.
What belongs to this range
| Building | Purpose | Typical size |
|---|---|---|
| K-Type Single-Story Labor Camp House | Dormitory rooms, 4-6 berths per room | 3000 x 6000 x 2800 mm per room |
| K-Type Two-Story Dormitory Block | High-density accommodation, 20-60 beds per block | Two stories with external walkway |
| Ablution Container (Toilet & Shower) | Sanitary block with separate male and female cubicles | 20ft container, multi-cubicle |
| Site Guard House & Gatehouse | Site entrance security, access control | Compact, 1.5-3.0 m footprint |
Why these buildings work on remote sites
- Factory-built, flat-packed delivery. Wall panels and steel frames ship nested, cutting container freight dramatically compared with moving assembled buildings.
- Hours, not months. A K-type dormitory room assembles in 4-6 hours with basic hand tools. No welding, no cranes on the standard layout.
- Relocatable by design. Bolted connections mean the entire camp can be dismantled at project close and re-erected at the next site — a critical requirement for mining and EPC contractors.
- A-grade fire performance. 50mm rock wool sandwich panels (50 kg/m³) are standard on occupied buildings, with 75mm available for extreme climates.
- Stackable. Two and three-story configurations solve the accommodation density problem on constrained sites without increasing the land take.
Typical applications
Construction site dormitories, mining workforce camps, oil and gas project accommodation, disaster relief housing, EPC contractor camps, and site offices with attached guard facilities.
Build a complete camp in one order
Because dormitory, ablution and guard house units share the same steel frame and panel system, colours and finishes can be matched across the whole camp and all units ship in a single consolidated consignment. Tell us your headcount and site conditions and we will lay out the full camp for you.
FAQ
What buildings are included in a camp package?
A complete camp combines K-type dormitory blocks, ablution containers (toilet and shower), and site guard houses — the three facility types every workforce camp needs.
How long does camp assembly take?
A standard K-type dormitory room assembles in 4-6 hours with basic hand tools. No welding or cranes are required for the standard layout.
Are the buildings fire safe?
Occupied buildings use A-grade 50mm rock wool sandwich panels (50 kg/m³) as standard, with 75mm available for extreme climates.
Can the camp be relocated between projects?
Yes. Bolted connections let the entire camp be dismantled at project close and re-erected at the next site — important for mining and EPC contractors.
How many workers can a camp accommodate?
Two-story dormitory blocks house 20-60 beds per block, and multiple blocks combine to scale from a small crew to hundreds of workers on a single site.