The (3 bay) compliant modular building is designed for customers looking for a practical, secure and adaptable working environment. Its configuration makes the (3 Bay) Compliant Modular Building a practical option for projects where durability, usable space and straightforward deployment matter.
(3 Bay) Compliant Modular Building Features and Applications
Before ordering, consider access for delivery, final placement, ground conditions, required clearances and any site-specific services. Matching the unit to the intended application helps you get better long-term value and makes installation easier to plan. Condition, dimensions, doors, openings, equipment and interior features can vary by product. Use the specifications already listed below as the primary reference, and contact Deluxe Containers when you need clarification about availability or configuration.
Product Details
Product DetailsThe compliant modular is a high specification modular system that is designed to rival traditional buildings, with long design life and high specification that can be easily designed to meet building and energy regulations.The module structure is built from a hot rolled steel ring beam incorporating galvanised steel floor joists, steel corner columns and steel lattice roof beams, with a clear design span of up to 12m or 40ft.On the roof a 15mm tongue and grooved timber decking is usually fitted with a fatra ecopro PVC fire rated membrane, soffit roof construction and plastic uPVC rain water goods.Walls are constructed with timber wall studs typically clad in plastisol coated steel exterior finish. Wall insulation is provided by ecobrite foil therm together with 90mm fibreglass insulation.
Internal finish to wall and ceiling with typically 12.5mm or 15mm plasterboard interior finish with UPVC architraves.COMPLIANT MODULAR BUILDING Benefits5Kn per metre square floor loading0.75Kn per metre square roof loadingChoice of Mono pitched or dual pitched roofEnd to end and side by side linkingChoice of 2.4m, 2.7m or 3m ceiling heightsChoice of vinyl floor covering, carpet tiles or non slip surfacesStandard UPVC windows with powder coated aluminium optionsStandard steel multi-point locking doors or UPVC or powder coated steelOption to upgrade U values depending on local regulationTypical UsesHead officesSatellite officesSports clubhousesCanteen and meeting facilitiesTraining roomsThe price quoted is for a 3-bay open plan 32ft x 30ft compliant modular building and includes supply and delivery of the building.
Final on-site installation and cranage into position is not included. Larger sizes, customisation and options available at additional cost.Product SpecificationsExternal Length (m)9.62External Width (m)9.02External Height (m)3.4Internal Length (m)9.38Internal Width (m)8.78Internal Height (m)2.4Door Width (m)0.81Door Height (m)2.0Compliant Modular BuildingCompliant Modular Buildingelitecontainers
Related Deluxe Containers Options
If you are comparing sizes or layouts, see our (6 Bay) Euro Modular Building at (6 Bay) Euro Modular Building. For another option from our catalog, consider the (6.5m x 2.3m) Large Flat Pack Office at (6.5m x 2.3m) Large Flat Pack Office. These internal links make it easier to compare products and also create useful incoming links between Deluxe Containers product pages.
Container Standards and Reference Information
For broader industry context, review the ISO 668 container ratings amendment. This independent resource provides useful background on freight-container standards, identification or technical conventions; the product specifications on this page remain the details that apply to the unit offered here.
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For additional technical and safety guidance relevant to this product, see DOE Manufactured Housing.
