12 models
Composite Security Cabin
A security cabin with composite façade cladding for a coordinated entrance to your premises. Glazing, work surface, door orientation and interior equipment are planned…
12 models
Metropol Security Cabin
A Metropol cabin suits projects that place equal importance on the function and architectural appearance of a small building. Security, reception and sales uses…
12 models
Sandwich Panel Security Cabin
A sandwich panel security cabin provides a compact enclosed space using insulated panels and a supporting frame. Different layouts can serve a control point,…
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DESIGNED FOR THE FIRST CONTACT
Your premises’ first impression.
Your team’s workspace.
A security cabin is both a facility’s first point of contact and a workplace. Window positions, entrance doors, desk layouts, barriers and climate control are connected design decisions. Explore compact cabins and larger reception spaces to establish the arrangement that suits your site.
- 01Where do vehicles and pedestrians approach from?
- 02How many staff will work in the cabin together?
- 03Are desks, control equipment or sanitary facilities required?
PREPARING YOUR PROJECT
A closer look.
Before you decide.
Choosing a Security Cabin: Sightlines, Comfort and Entrance Control
Choose a security cabin around the work it must support. Consider sightlines, guard comfort, visitor flow and site connections before fixing its size and specification.
Read article ↗Composite Finishes and Metropol Booths: Building the Right Brief
Understand the distinction between composite cladding and the Metropol product family, then compare workflow, facade design, equipment and delivery scope together.
Read article ↗Security Cabin Workstations: Reviewing the Layout Before Production
Use tasks, actual equipment and operator walkthroughs to review desk space, displays, sightlines and shift handover before manufacture.
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LET’S PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Let’s build the container
your project needs.
Share the size, intended use, quantity and destination. Let’s define the technical scope together.