Duramax’s Insulated Relief Housing is a line of unique energy-efficient buildings that use galvanized metal panels – manufactured with fire-retardant CFC-free B2 polyurethane insulation, sandwiched between an inner and outer skin – for roofs and walls. While the inner skin is a Plastisol coated galvanized, the outer skin is pre-painted galvanized steel, offering excellent acoustic performance and thermal insulation.

These single story modular insulated buildings are available in a variety of standard sizes and are ideal for all weather conditions. Each building is easy to assemble, and can also be easily disassembled and relocated. Assembly requires two people with basic tools and takes around three to fur hours to complete.

The modular design allows for further expansion if desired. The expansion can be done using 1meter sections.

Duramax insulated modular housing is an excellent choice for affordable housing communities, workers accommodation, refugee camps, schools, clinics, etc. In addition to its affordable price range, the buildings also offer cost-effective ways of saving energy and reducing heating and cooling bills.