Type:
A prefabricated, transportable tower treated to withstand harsh weather conditions with the minimum deterioration.

Uses:
Lifeguard or surveillance towers for beaches, woods or similar uses.

Characteristics:
Its physical characteristics have been designed to make loading and transport as easy as possible. It is quick and easy to set up as it is transported fully finished and assembled. This means it is easy to make design modifications or last-minute location changes.
The design is particularly robust and practical, offering users guaranteed solidity and comfort within a compact area. Given its narrowness, stability is ensured by a construction system using a sand-filled ballast box at the base.

The final treatments and finishes give the structure effective protection against the weather and ensure its durability.

Materials used:
Base: treated Scots pine planks. Sand ballast.
Walls: grooved loblolly pine panels.
Structure: treated Scots pine pillars. Bracing with St. Andrew crosses in treated Scots pine staves.
Platform: grid of treated Scots pine planks. Pine plywood. Autoclave-treated Scots pine handrail.
Roof in treated Scots pine planks. Grooved loblolly pine plywood. Asphalt shingles protected with mineral granules.
Carpentry: grooved plywood doors in loblolly pine. Windows and shutters in grooved loblolly pine plywood.

Dimensions:
Platform: 2,500 x 2,500 mm. Cabin: 1,240 x 1,240 mm. Total height: 7,100 mm.
Surface area:
Built: 5.95 m2. Usable: 1.53 m2.

Treatment:
All the elements have been autoclave-treated. Visible elements finished in open-pore varnish.