Lightweight Shelters
Lightweight Shelters
The lightweight shelter is built on a lightweight hooklift frame according to the Swedish SS3021 standard, using high-strength steel combined with insulated sandwich panels and aluminium sheets for enhanced durability and thermal protection. A hydraulic ramp at the rear enables efficient loading and unloading. The shelter integrates a flexible electrical system for field operations, supported by a 24 VDC battery for autonomous deployment and reliable startup. Multiple configurations are available, tailored for rescue services, CBRN incident response, urban search and rescue, and specialized police bomb squads.
Shelter variants
- Command Post
- Kitchen
- Laundry
- Sanitary
- Medical unit
- Classroom / briefing room
- Drone shelter
- Storage
- Office
- Accommodation
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Lightweight Shelters
The lightweight shelters is built on a lightweight hooklift frame according to the Swedish SS3021 standard, using high-strength steel combined with insulated sandwich panels and aluminium sheets for enhanced durability and thermal protection. A hydraulic ramp at the rear enables efficient loading and unloading. The shelter integrates a flexible electrical system for field operations, supported by a 24 VDC battery for autonomous deployment and reliable startup. Multiple configurations are available, tailored for rescue services, CBRN incident response, urban search and rescue, and specialized police bomb squads.
Shelter Variants
Command post
chemical / cbrn
rescue services
decontamination
police bomb squad
police command post
urban search & rescue
Constructed on a lightweight hooklift structure optimized for quick deployment and efficient transport in demanding operations
The rear hydraulic platform provides smooth access for moving equipment, tools, and mission-critical systems during field tasks
Engineered to support multiple mission profiles, with compatible layouts for rescue work, police units, command centres and CBRN response
All components can be tailored with additional storage modules, side openings, power units and protective elements depending on operational needs
Designed to provide a clean, organised and mission-adaptable workspace, enabling operators to configure equipment zones quickly and safely
Supports a wide range of mission modules such as communication racks, tool systems, workbenches, mounting rails, and briefing areas
Integrated infrastructure includes power distribution, LED lighting, connection points and optional HVAC, ensuring full operational capability in the field
Interior layout can be built for mobile command work, rescue coordination, technical operations, or specialised CBRN tasks, depending on mission requirements
Specifications
The shelter enables quick deployment, efficient space use, and reliable performance in extreme conditions. It meets ISO and CSC standards, featuring a durable structure suitable for high and low temperatures. With practical interior height, integrated systems, and balanced weight, it ensures smooth transport and setup. Its versatility fits mission-critical use across civilian and military applications. Built to support a range of configurations and roles, it provides a dependable environment wherever mobility and readiness are needed.
Features
The shelter is built with CSC-certified, CE-marked materials and a reinforced ISO frame. It features sandwich panels with EPS insulation, heavy-duty gaskets, insulated steel doors, technical rooms, anti-slip flooring, power inlets, and slim LED lighting. Designed for extreme environments, it ensures durability, protection, and efficient operation in critical missions.
CSC Certified, CE marked equipment, NATO origin.
Standard ISO cargo container floor frame with forklift pockets.
Sandwich panels with 0.9 mm stainless steel sheets on both sides with 50mm EPS foam in the middle.
70-80mm of foam insulation in floor and roof.
Hinge system with extruded aluminium profiles on top rail and end frames.
Heavy duty rubber gaskets.
Gas spring and winch assisted ceiling and floor panel deployment for safe 2-person 20 minutes setup.
Standard insulated steel entrance door (950mm x 2000mm).
Technical room with external insulated (50mm) steel door (single or double) for easy access.
Standard anti slip PVC floor covering.
400V/230V 32A power inlet, power distribution board, power outlets inside.
Slim LED lamps in ceiling.
Options
A wide range of options allows the Function Shelter to be tailored to specific mission needs and conditions. From climate control and power to access and interior solutions, these upgrades enhance flexibility and functionality. Features include air conditioning, heating, integrated furniture, side doors, lighting, extractable tents, and storage systems.
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Rotate and zoom to see every angle of its lightweight yet durable construction. Experience how the shelter unfolds into a fully functional workspace the moment it is deployed, combining insulated panels, reinforced framing, and a smart technical layout for reliable field performance.
Discover the precision-engineered materials, weather-resistant design, and integrated power systems that ensure stability and efficiency in any climate.
Designed for rescue services, command operations, CBRN response, and civilian support missions, the Lightweight Shelter delivers mobility, flexibility, and dependable protection — offering a mission-ready environment wherever rapid deployment is required.
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Download Datasheet
Download the datasheet to explore comprehensive specifications, detailed dimensions, and the full range of available configuration options.
Inside, you’ll learn how this lightweight, rapidly deployable shelter integrates insulated panel technology, a reinforced structural frame, and dependable power systems to deliver consistent performance in demanding field conditions.
The document offers a clear overview of its engineered design, setup procedure, and material standards, giving you a complete understanding of its durability, functionality, and readiness for any mission where mobility, reliability, and efficiency are essential.
