Layout planning
Internal zoning, partitions and circulation planned around how the space will be used.
Design and customization is where a modular cabin or shipping container is adapted to its intended use. ZAT Cabin plans the layout, openings, fit-out and service provisions, and converts shipping containers into offices, kitchens, cold storage, shops and other functional units.
Internal zoning, partitions and circulation planned around how the space will be used.
Shipping containers modified with new openings, insulation, fit-out and finishes for a new function.
Interior and exterior finishes specified to the project brief.
Design drawings are shared for approval before production begins.
Projects can start from a pre-designed floor plan that needs a few changes, or from a blank slate with the client's own architect or designer involved. In both cases, the approved design is carried forward into manufacturing, so the unit that arrives on site reflects the agreed plan.
Modified shipping containers suit projects that benefit from a robust, transportable structure, including refrigerated storage, container shops and compact offices. Prefabricated modular cabins suit larger or repeated layouts such as accommodation, dining and clinic buildings. ZAT Cabin works with both approaches and recommends the one that fits the brief.
Container modification is the conversion of a shipping container into a functional unit by adding openings, insulation, fit-out, finishes and service provisions. Typical results include container offices, shops, storage and refrigerated units.
Yes. A pre-designed floor plan can be adjusted to suit specific requirements. Drawings are prepared for approval before production starts.
Yes. Clients already working with an architect or designer can bring them into the discussion to develop a fully custom modular or container design.
No. Dimensions, structure, insulation and service provisions are specified to each project's requirements and confirmed with the quotation.
Tailored solutions for unique client requirements (e.g., storage, meeting rooms, etc.).
Reefer containers and refrigerated container units for chilled and frozen storage on site.
Modular shops for selling essentials and other goods.
Professional workspaces for site management and administrative teams.