Modular and portable buildings
Boxx Modular coordinates supplier matching and procurement for portable offices, classrooms, clinics and welfare buildings. Send the occupancy date, destination and site conditions so we can compare quotes with the same delivery and fit-out scope.
These cards are selection routes, not a catalog of finished SKUs. Live product names and photos load in the product grid.
Ask to see the screening notes, quotation matrix, inspection brief and shipment checklist prepared for your request. Each document has an owner and a revision.
These illustrative RFQs show how the same four fields expose different cost and delivery risks. Quantities are scenario assumptions. Images illustrate the building types.
For a 48-module yard with a two-storey stack, request a separate allowance for stairs and set work. If a project engineer specifies 45 m/s, attach the exposure and enclosure assumptions and ask each bidder to identify its uplift reactions.
For a 16-room swing campus, compare PIR and mineral-wool wall options against the project’s U-value and fire strategy. Request a section at the covered link so the reviewer can assess the thermal bridge and accessible route.
For eight clinical modules, mark the water, power and drainage termination points on a service drawing. Ask bidders to list what they preinstall and what needs field testing after connection to incoming utilities.
If the camp route limits full-height loads, ask for a bolted frame quote and a packed-unit drawing for the 40HQ. Compare actual stack height, gross load and assembly crew days before crediting a lower freight quote.
Slide the row. Each use changes the load file, the interior package and the question of temporary classification versus a permanent code path.
Short leases, repeat moves, and a foundation that may be timber pads rather than a slab.
Acoustic partitions, daylight, and an accessible route that a bare module does not include.
Washable finishes and a clear split between factory sanitary fit-out and site medical gas.
Dining, laundry and offices share a crane plan but not a fire strategy.
A 2 bedroom portable building still needs a local energy and fire review if people sleep in it.
Tell us the country, the headcount and the week you need people inside. We reply with the building system that fits those limits, or we say when a module is the wrong tool.