Case Study
Border Patrol Housing
A Safe Place To Rest And Relax
A prime contractor for the Department of Homeland Security needed mobile workforce housing that could hold-up to frequent relocation along the United States border.
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Key Challenges
A Safe Place To Rest And Relax
A prime contractor for the Department of Homeland Security needed mobile workforce housing that could hold-up to frequent relocation along the United States border.
Chassis-mounted shipping container living units
Falcon Structures transformed three 20-foot shipping containers into transportable border patrol housing that was more secure and durable than mobile housing. One unit became a bunkhouse for six. The other two units became restroom, kitchen and living room facilities. We mounted the three units onto custom chassis to enable regular relocation.
The Solution
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Key Features Include
- Easy-to-use utility connection ports for electricity and plumbing
- Bathrooms with showers
- Kitchenette and living room areas
- Climate-control systems
- Custom chassis