Zappshelter

Classed as temporary structures, they are able to be installed where containers are situated, with no need for planning consent, so they frequently surpass permanent structures.

Zappshelters are compatible with an extensive range of defence-based and industrial applications such as steel fabrication areas, aircraft hangars, marine repair facilities and site briefing and training areas.

Zappshelters are certified by structural engineers, taking extreme climates into consideration. This is evident in the tailored, galvanised steel hoop structure and durable fabric membrane, ensuring long-lasting protection from the elements.

Simplified installation for use in remote locations

Zappshelters end destinations are often in remote locations, and as a result, they incorporate the simplest methods to assemble each component, including push-fit connections, bolted joints and weld-on container attachment rails.

Step-by-step instruction guides are also available for full assembling information.

Once correctly installed, Zappshelters will provide a consistently high quality of service. This long lifespan is also extended by the placing of the containers, as well as regularly ensuring the cover is always well-tensioned.

End walls for adverse climate protection

Certain Zappshelters need extra protection, especially if they are covering sensitive materials or equipment. As a result, we have developed three high-quality end wall solutions.

The partial-end wall provides additional protection without access restriction, by enclosing space from the top of the container to the highest dome point.

The full-end wall fully encloses one end of the sheltered area for added security and protection.

The zip-up end wall provides the advantages of a full end wall, but with the ability to acquire access via a heavy-duty zip opening.

One option or a combination of two can be compatible with any Zappshelter, as well as easily added or removed at any time.

Benefits of using a Zappshelter end wall comprise extra environment protection from rain and snow within exposed areas. It is essential to keep the area dry when working with sensitive equipment or materials, or when applying coatings such as paint or lacquer. End walls also offer additional security, reducing the risk of damage and/or theft by covering the area’s contents from public view.