Inside a BunkBox, looking down the central corridor: a full run of tall grey personal lockers on the left, two tiers of berths in pale timber with black ladders and made-up bunks on the right, a bright ceiling panel overhead and a soldier in camouflage reaching up to a berth

Modular living and billeting.

Modular living, billeting and personnel support for temporary, surge and deployable requirements.

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The Accommodation Systems family.

The system
01 · BunkBox

Deployable billeting.

The family's base unit: enclosed, insulated billeting that carries its own power, for sites with no accommodation infrastructure to plug into.

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Visualisation of two BunkBox units standing in line on snow-covered gravel in low winter sun, flank doors and ventilation louvres along the near elevation, conifers and a lighting column behind

One shell, fitted to the requirement.

In detail
The envelope does not change — the fit-out does. Berthing density, workspace and services are settled at specification.
A soldier stepping up to the upper berth inside a BunkBox module, berths numbered 01 and 02 with the lower one made up, ventilated steel lockers and a hung jacket alongside

Private bed spaces.

01 · Berthing
Bunks are enclosed rather than open — each berth has its own curtain, light, socket and locker, so a shared module still gives everyone somewhere that belongs to them.
  • Private bed space per occupant — curtain, reading light and socket
  • Personal steel locker at every berth
  • Bunks stacked two high, or single berths where density allows
  • Hard-walled and insulated rather than soft-sided

Somewhere to work as well as sleep.

02 · Workspace
The same shell takes a desk, power and storage instead of a second bunk — so a deployment gets an office, a briefing space or a duty room without shipping a separate structure for it.
  • Desk, task seating and wall-mounted storage in place of a bunk
  • Power and data outlets at the working position
  • Combines with berthing in the same module
  • Same envelope, same transport footprint
A BunkBox interior configured as a combined office and sleeping space: a desk with a monitor, keyboard and task chair against one wall, a pinboard and shelf of plants above, and a single made bed over a steel locker on the other side
Visualisation of two green BunkBox units standing on snow-covered ground at dusk, the nearest with its personnel door swung open and the interior warmly lit, a low sun setting behind the treeline

It carries its own power.

03 · Envelope and services
Hard walls, insulation and integrated off-grid power mean the module works on a site with nothing to plug into, in temperatures from −40 °C to +50 °C.
  • Integrated off-grid power — no site supply required
  • Rated from −40 °C to +50 °C
  • Insulated hard-wall envelope with mechanical ventilation
  • Sits on the same footprint as a standard ISO container

Billeting that deploys with the unit.

Why this family exists
Deployments need beds before they need much else, and most accommodation has to be built where it lands. These systems ship, install and redeploy on the logistics a unit already runs — so billeting arrives with the force rather than after it.
A military rough-terrain forklift drawing a tan accommodation module out of a forty-foot shipping container on bare unmade ground at dusk, the module already clear of the container mouth
The bare shell of a BunkBox module during build: riveted wall panels, a checkerplate floor and ceiling, an open hatch through the partition and a service box mounted on the wall
Engineered in-house

Built in BANAIR factories.

Designed, fabricated and finished in-house in Dudley (UK) and Słupy (PL) — structural steel to EN 10025 / ASTM A572, hot-dip galvanized to EN ISO 1461 / ASTM A123, welded to EN ISO 15614-1 under ISO 9001:2015.

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What every system in this family shares.

Common strengths
Deployable & relocatable

Engineered to ship, install and redeploy — packed for the logistics a unit already runs.

Defense-grade build

Structural steel, durable finishes and documented production traceability for defense and government work.

Manufacturer-direct

Designed, fabricated and supported in-house across the UK and Poland, with manufacturer-direct pricing.

Proven worldwide

Fielded across defense programs, with engineered projects delivered worldwide.

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