Two-Story, Stackable Buildings

Benefits of Stackable Modular Buildings

Stackable modular buildings offer numerous benefits, but chief among them are their versatility, myriad applications, customization opportunities, and space and cost savings.

Versatility to Support Future Growth

Stackable modules offer you the flexibility to adapt and scale your facility space. As they’re not permanent fixtures like traditional buildings, they allow for fast and easy expansion. You can add or remove units as needed to accommodate future growth and space requirements.

Flexible Applications

The versatility of stackable modular buildings makes them suitable for various operations and locales. They have common applications in manufacturing plants, warehouses, office complexes, educational buildings, medical facilities, and more.

Customization Options

With modular buildings, you have an array of options to tailor both the function and aesthetics of your building to suit your needs and preferences. You can customize floor plans, plumbing and wiring options, sound control, and internal features to provide you with optimized, functional space. You can also select different paint colors and materials such as wood, metal, and brick to achieve your desired look or to match that of your existing structures.

Space Savings

Building vertically within your facility expands the footprint of your operation without having to take up valuable floor space in your existing structure. Another unique benefit of maximizing vertical space is that these structures are highly suitable for crowded urban environments where finding space to expand horizontally is often an issue.

Cost Effectiveness

Modular stackable buildings are significantly more affordable than conventional construction. As you can rapidly add, remove, or transfer these structures to another location, they only minimally impact your operations so as not to lose out on revenue during a build. With all-steel construction, we eliminate the need for superstructures or mezzanines. Building up instead of out also means that you can make the most of your current space, without having to purchase additional real estate on which to place your buildings.

Applications

Diverse industries use two-story stackable modular buildings for both indoor and outdoor applications, including:

• Manufacturing plants and warehouses. Manufacturing and warehousing operations use stackable modular buildings to make the most of their floor space and storage capacity. They can function as time clock and weigh stations and supervisory office space. Also, vertical structures offer an ideal solution for applications like quality control booths and security or guard houses, giving your staff optimal visibility for overseeing your operations.
• Office spaces. Stackable modular buildings offer temporary or permanent office space for startups or growing companies that need fast, flexible office solutions. Businesses can quickly expand or reconfigure space depending on their needs. These structures even give workplaces the option to add on daycare centers to help working parents with on-site childcare.
• Educational facilities. Schools and universities use these structures to create additional classrooms, administrative offices, employee lounges, restrooms, locker rooms, and research facilities. They offer a cost-effective and time-efficient solution to address fluctuating enrollment and space constraints, all with excellent barriers for sound management.
• Healthcare organizations. Hospitals and other medical complexes can deploy modular buildings as temporary medical clinics, vaccination centers, first aid buildings, and isolation units. They provide healthcare facilities with the essential infrastructure they need to quickly respond to emergencies as well as general healthcare needs.