WARMING BOOTH FEATURES | WARMING BOOTH OPTIONS |
> Shipped with a through-wall HVAC system ready for installation > Formed from insulated 3" thick wall panels with polystyrene core > Delivered with protective wrapping on easily forklift-able tubing > Standard colors include white, grey, & saddle tan > Can be designed to meet state & local building codes |
> Interior mounted stainless steel countertop > Offered in both interior & exterior rated designs > Custom exterior facings, interior finishes, and roof options available > Security integration ranging from custom door locks to alarm systems to flood lights > Custom HVAC options available, including baseboard heaters to quickly increase booth temperature |
Warm-Up Booths | Warming Booths
Warm-Up Booths Prevent Extended Exposure To Cold
Prolonged exposure to extreme cold can lead to a variety of problems for employees, ranging from frostbite to hypothermia in extreme cases. Luckily, OSHA offers a variety of solutions for businesses to protect their workers, which includes providing a warm, dry area for employees to heat their bodies up. Panel Built's Warm-Up Booths are specially designed to provide this environment with a fully heated space, away from harsh conditions.
Standard & Custom Warming Booth Solutions
Panel Built offers a wide range of warming booth solutions to best fit the needs of your facility. In many cases, companies can need an employee warm-up area at a moment's notice, due to particularly harsh weather. In these cases, we have quick-shipping and usually in-stock warm-up booth options to solve their space needs as soon as possible. If a more specialized Warm-Up Booth space is required, Panel Built can easily design and fabricate a solution to fit your needs like multi-person warming areas or dual-purpose booths.
Can Be Delivered Pre-Assembled or 'Knock Down'
Panel Built Warm-Up Booths can be delivered to your facility in one of two ways: Pre-assembled or 'Knock-Down.' Generally, our customers prefer to have their warm-up booth already assembled, so the building is quickly ready for use when delivered to the job site. However, in some cases, delivering the booth in a 'knock-down' kit can be preferred, especially if the booth is going to be installed into a hard-to-reach area.