A tensioned-membrane Sprung shelter on hardstanding under a blue sky, its curved white roof carrying the BANAIR wordmark, vehicles parked alongside

Relocatable shelter, wherever the mission goes.

Relocatable and deployable shelter for maintenance, warehouse, office, classroom and operational use.

Shelter Systems
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The Shelter Systems family.

The systems
Each is specified to the mission and the site. Full specifications live on the individual product pages.

Deployable, relocatable shelter suite — maintenance and warehouse buildings up to 40 × 100 ft, plus a fabric-roof billeting and classroom configuration.

DMTSS

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Hard-roof billeting, office and classroom shelter — 60 mm PIR roof, aluminium floor raised 9 in above the pad, rated to 107 mph.

Tactical Shelter

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Relocatable tensioned-membrane structures for maintenance, warehouse and operational use.

Sprung Shelters

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Shelter Systems in operation.

In the field
Engineered to ship, install and redeploy — fielded across defense, government and response programs worldwide.
The interior of a DMTSS shelter looking down its length: a clear unobstructed span under a lined roof with continuous lighting runs, roller-shutter doors in the end wall and a bare floor
In the field

Three systems, one family, in the places they were built for.

Shelter that redeploys.

Why this family exists
A structure put up for a deployment is usually written off when the deployment ends. BANAIR Group Shelter Systems are engineered the other way round: buildings that ship, install, come down and stand up again — maintenance bays, warehousing, offices, classrooms and operational space, each engineered to the code requirements of the site it lands on. When the mission moves, the shelter moves with it and is re-used rather than replaced.
A bolted shelter frame standing square-on partway through erection: galvanised portal frames and ridge beams over a board deck carried on lattice floor joists, with further frames standing either side under a broken sky
Inside BANAIR's factory: a long run of insulated wall panels stacked on timber pallets down the length of the bay, with racked steel sections beyond and a swept concrete floor
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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Tell BANAIR Group the application, environment and procurement route. The team returns a recommendation across the Shelter Systems family.

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