Modular Buildings for Security & Access Control
Security buildings are all about sightlines and shift comfort. We glaze the elevations the guard needs to watch, keep the rest solid for monitors and equipment, and insulate the unit so it works through the night in winter.
What this sector usually needs
- Full observation glazing on the approach
- Solid wall run for monitors and access control
- Insulation and heating for 24-hour manning
- Power and data containment for CCTV and ANPR
- A frontage that suits the premises, not a temporary cabin
Buildings for security & site control
A security cabin has to be comfortable enough for a twelve-hour shift and positioned so the guard can see the whole approach. We glaze the observation sides fully, keep the rear wall solid for equipment, and insulate properly for night work.
A gatehouse is the first building anyone sees, so it should look like part of the premises rather than a temporary cabin. Ours are finished in your chosen cladding and colour, with observation glazing on both approaches and space for access control equipment.
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