An emergency shelter or relief operation that must house many people together in one open space.
Temporary Sleeping Facilities rental
A large temporary bunkhouse built inside an arched, fabric-covered frame structure, with long rows of metal bunk beds on either side of a center aisle. It is meant for groups far larger than a single trailer can sleep, such as emergency shelters or major project camps. Pricing is by quote.
Photos of this unit
Specifications
- Type
- Temporary bunkhouse structure
- Layout
- Bunk beds in two rows along a center aisle
- Structure
- Arched frame with fabric cover
- Rate
- Price by quote
Equipment and layout
- Rows of metal bunk beds, stacked in tiers, on both sides of a wide center aisle
- Mattresses and pillows on every bed, in blue or olive-tan covers depending on the photo
- Arched metal frame covered with fabric panels
- Skylight strip running along the roof ridge
- Hanging industrial-style light fixtures
- Roll-up door at the end of the building
- Side windows with roll-up shades
- Smooth, light-colored floor surface
Utilities and power
Lighting, ventilation, heating or cooling and other services are not specified here. All power and utility requirements are confirmed in the quote for this configuration.
Where it fits
A large project or seasonal workforce camp where dozens of workers need beds under a single roof.
A staging area for a major event or response effort needing short-term group sleeping space.
Confirm before you choose
- Confirm with us the bed count, building size and footprint so it fits the open ground you have.
- Confirm with us what power, heating, cooling and lighting the structure needs and what your site can supply.
- Confirm with us the permits, fire safety review and occupancy approval required for group sleeping at your location.
- Confirm with us how restrooms, showers and accessible routes will be provided for everyone staying there.
Get the site ready
Delivery route
A structure this size ships as many parts rather than one unit, so the route needs room for larger deliveries. Share the site address and entry gate details early.
Utilities
Power is the main need, and the amount depends on lighting and climate gear. Water, restrooms and showers are separate and not shown in these photos.
Placement
It needs a large, level, open area clear of overhead lines and trees. Plan walking routes to nearby restroom and shower units and a clear exit path.
Questions about this unit
How many people can it sleep?
The photos show dozens of bunk beds in two long rows, but no bed count is listed. Tell us your headcount and we will size the structure to match.
Is this a trailer?
No. It is a temporary building with an arched frame and fabric covering, not a towable trailer. That means setup differs from our trailers and is handled as part of the quote.
How is it priced?
Pricing is by quote. Size, bed count, term and site conditions all affect the figure, so there is no starting rate listed.
Request a quote for the Temporary Sleeping Facilities
Tell us your Montana location, headcount and dates. We’ll help confirm the right trailer, utility requirements, delivery plan and rental price.
Prefer to talk? Call (888) 385-5513 to discuss your site.
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