Rapid deployable space
The disaster area has nothing. I need usable buildings within 24 hours.
Emergency shelter, field medical facilities and command posts for sites where conventional construction cannot start and cannot wait.
The binding constraint after a disaster is rarely money — it is how much shelter fits on the transport available and how fast it becomes usable once it lands. Inflatable structures pack to a fraction of a frame shelter's volume and erect without lifting equipment or trained crews, which is why humanitarian and defence buyers accept a higher cost per square metre.
典型场景
- Post-earthquake and flood shelter
- Epidemic isolation and testing
- Field medical facilities
- Forward command posts
- Large-event medical and operations support
- Sites where roads are cut and heavy equipment cannot reach
Where this is the wrong purchase
For accommodation lasting more than about a year, prefabricated cabins or permanent reconstruction cost less and last longer. These products are built for the transitional window, and saying otherwise to close a sale creates a problem eighteen months later. Humanitarian procurement also gates on documented test reports before it gates on product — that documentation is what we are assembling now.
本页更新于 2026-10-12
常见问题
- How fast can an emergency shelter be deployed?
- A small unit is inflated by one or two people in minutes; a camp is limited by air-source capacity and site preparation rather than by the shelters. We publish per-model times once they are measured, not before.
- What is a transitional shelter?
- A transitional shelter is the stage between an emergency tent and permanent housing — enough space, privacy and weather protection to live in for months while reconstruction happens. It is not intended for permanent occupancy.
- Can shelters be reused after a deployment?
- Yes. Units are cleaned, dried, repaired if needed and repacked, which is why humanitarian buyers favour them over consumable tents. Reuse cycles depend on handling discipline more than on the product.
- How long does it take to set up a field hospital tent?
- Competing manufacturers publish ten to twenty minutes for a single module. A multi-module hospital with connecting corridors takes longer and is usually limited by power, flooring and equipment rather than by the structure.
- What is a triage tent?
- A triage tent is the space where casualties are sorted by severity before treatment, normally sited at the entrance to a medical facility or at the edge of an incident. It is wide, has an open front for stretcher access, and is separate from treatment areas.
- Can an inflatable module reach surgical cleanliness?
- Not on its own. Cleanliness class is produced by filtration plant and operating discipline; the structure provides a sealed envelope for that equipment to work in. We do not claim a cleanliness class for the shell itself.