A portable cabin refers to a prefabricated, ready-to-use room made from high-quality materials, serving as an alternative to traditional concrete structures.

The price of a portable cabin is influenced by several factors, including the cost of steel and metal, dimensions, available features, whether it is new or used, the manufacturer’s brand, and the type of doors and windows.

Some of the advantages of portable cabins over traditional masonry structures include faster implementation and construction, lower cost, no need for building permits, and the ability to transport and relocate them easily.

Portable cabins come in a variety of models and serve different purposes. The most common types include security cabins, retail cabins, site/workshop cabins, sanitary cabins, and office cabins.

The main materials used in the structure of a portable cabin are steel and other metals. In addition to these, glass, plastics, various coatings, wires, and electrical equipment are also commonly used in the construction of portable cabins.