The
HavaShelter
is a portable 8' x 8' x 8' (at peak) shelter designed for quick deployment. The interlocking insulated panels offer a rigid structure for a variety of uses. The base shelter is designed to be erected in 30 to 45 minutes by a two person crew.
The
HavaShelter
can be used as a standalone structure or using the
HavaShelter's
connecting modules multiple shelters can be combined to form a multiple room facility. The entire base model is transported to it's destination in a 4'-9" wide x 8'-0" long x 2'-0" high crate. Accessories allow the connection of HavaShelter base units to be connected to form a multiple shelter facility.
The maximum panel size is 4'x 8' making it easy for two people to assembly the
HavaShelter
with ease.
HavaShelter Uses
Emergency Housing
Emergency Infirmaries or Hospitals
Emergency Sleeping Quarters
Emergency Animal Shelters
Emergency Animal Clinics
Portable Command and Control Centers
Emergency Kitchens
Temporary Schools
HavaShelter Base Unit
HavaShelter base unit comes complete with the following:
(15) 1" thick lightweight insulated panels with interlocking design. Interior and exterior walls covered with Kemlite
(Class C fire rating) FRP. R-4 insulation rating.
(1) Storm door unit.
(1) Storm window unit.
(1) 120 VAC or 220 VAC breaker box.
(1) Pre-wired 12 VDC transformer.
(1) 12 volt interior light.
(2) 120 VAC or (2) 220 VAC receptacles.
(4) 12 VCD receptacles wiring to accommodate portable appliances such
as TV/VCR/Radio AC-DC unit and portable refrigerator.
Quick connect latches to secure panel joints.
Water / Waste Water hookup.
Vinyl Floor.
Building tie downs including roof to ground cable ties for extreme environmental conditions.
Weight: 790 Pounds
NOTE:
Panels are interchangable and can be configured to meet your specific requirements. If you have a specific requirement please contact us and we will be happy to work with you creating a HavaShelter that meets your needs.
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HavaShelter Photos
United States Patent Office - Provisional Patent Pending.
Designed, Owned and Operated by - John R. Havrilla - (c) Copyright 2008 - All Rights Reserved
Emergency Housing Emergency Infirmaries or Hospitals Emergency Sleeping Quarters Emergency Animal Shelters Emergency Animal Clinics Portable Command and Control Centers Emergency Kitchens Temporary Schools