Hard-roof billeting that deploys.

Billeting, office and classroom space in a relocatable building — a 60 mm PIR hard roof, a ruggedized aluminium floor raised 9 in above the pad, and a framework rated to 107 mph.

Tactical Shelter
107 mph

wind (Risk Cat II)

5 lb/ft²

snow load

30 ft

width (9.1 m)

9 in

floor raised above the pad

What Tactical Shelter brings to the mission.

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The gable end of a tan Tactical Shelter on dirt hardstanding, with a personnel door, a wall-mounted service unit and conduit runs, scrub and overhead power lines behind

Billeting that does not depend on the weather.

Why it’s different
A hard PIR roof and a floor 9 in clear of the pad, in a building that still strikes and moves.
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Tactical Shelter is the hard-roof configuration of the DMTSS™ suite, used for billeting, offices and classrooms. The roof is a 60 mm PIR sandwich panel rather than fabric, the floor is a ruggedized aluminium plank system carried on pressure-treated lumber and raised 9 in above the existing pad for flood protection, and lightning rod protection is included rather than optional.

Two fitters working along the open floor structure of a Tactical Shelter on site, lattice floor joists spanning the bay with a step ladder alongside and a telehandler boom overhead
A Tactical Shelter bay assembled inside BANAIR's Poland factory: lattice trusses and portal frames standing on the shop floor with panels and sections stacked behind

Engineered, calculated and proof-tested.

How it’s built
Proprietary extruded structural aluminium framework, anchored with galvanised steel feet to the existing pad.
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Structure: proprietary custom-designed extruded structural aluminium framework; frames anchored with galvanised steel feet to the existing pad. Rated to 107 mph wind, Risk Category II, with 5 lb/ft² snow loading.

Envelope: PIR sandwich board walls and a 60 mm PIR sandwich roof panel with S250GD / 1.4301 steel skins and certified fire resistance. Floor: BANAIR aluminium plank on pressure-treated lumber sections, raised 9 in from the pad, with an optional anti-static, anti-slip rubber liner.

Fitted out, not fitted later.

Capabilities
Included in the base building — hover any capability for the detail.
  • Lightning rod protection
  • Ducted HVAC
  • Low-level LED lighting
  • Plug-and-play electrical

The engineering envelope.

Specifications
Use
Billeting, office, classroom
Width
30 ft (9.1 m)
Length
30 / 60 / 90 ft (9.1 / 18.3 / 27.4 m)
Wind rating
107 mph, Risk Category II
Snow load
5 lb/ft²
Floor level
raised 9 in (230 mm) from the existing pad
Site conditions
level dirt, grass, gravel, concrete or asphalt
Anchoring
galvanised steel feet to the existing pad
Transport
ships and stores in standard ISO containers
Close-up of Tactical Shelter floor planks and a perforated lattice joist laid on gravel, showing the extrusion profile and bolt holes
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