Uses:
Lifeguard station, clinic, first-aid hut and any other situations where lifesaving equipment is necessary.

Characteristics:
Its physical characteristics have been designed to make loading and transport as easy as possible. It is delivered in a completely finished state which makes it quick and easy to set up without any major assembly work involved. This also means that design modifications can be made at the last minute.

The construction system, using sandwich-type panels and modular plywood for the walls and interior partitions, make the structure extremely versatile and offers excellent thermal insulation and an attractive, high quality appearance.
It consists of two main rooms, one for medical use and the other for lifeguards, with a bathroom. The module is delivered fully equipped with a sink, footbath, divan, screen, halogen light with magnifying glass, stretcher, resuscitation equipment, first aid equipment, medicine chest, fridges, display cabinets, fire extinguishers, air conditioning, etc.
The roof and other exterior elements have been treated to provide protection from the weather and guarantee its durability.

Materials used:
Support: depending on the surface on which it is to be located: pine railway sleepers, pillars, etc.
Base: framework of autoclave-treated Scots pine planks. Non-slip plywood.
Walls: sandwich-type walls with extruded polystyrene insulation. Moisture-resistant phenolic plywood and grooved loblolly pine plywood on exteriors.
Partitions: ‘H-laminated’ moisture-resistant plywood.
Structure: Swedish/Scots pine planks.
Roof: sandwich-type panels with extruded polystyrene insulation, WBP marine plywood and moisture-resistant plywood. Finished with asphalt shingles protected by mineral granules.
Carpentry: Loblolly pine double plywood doors on Scots pine frame. Shuttered windows in loblolly pine double plywood.