Nigeria
Envelopes built for hot, humid coastal sites and a long rainy season — delivered to Lagos or Port Harcourt with documents issued alongside the cargo.
The coastal south is hot and humid with a long rainy season; the north is dry and dusty. Here the envelope has to resist mould and driving rain rather than cold. We specify foil-faced or rock wool cores, sealed floor decks, and roof pitches that shed heavy rain away from door openings.
Construction camps and staff housing take the quick-assembly box, and the expandable box where a wider room is needed without a second unit. Where the grid is unreliable, generator provision is planned into the camp layout and the distribution board is sized for it, instead of being added after the fact.
Camps are built in phases as headcount grows, and every unit keeps one number from drawing to site, so a later phase matches the first. Crate numbering follows the loading order rather than the invoice order, which keeps a single-lot check from holding up the rest.
Yes. Camps are planned in phases as headcount grows, and every unit keeps the same number from drawing to site, so a second phase matches the first. Tell us the growth plan at quotation stage and the layout will leave room for it.
Yes. Camp layouts are planned around the supply you actually have. If the site runs on generators, lighting and AC are specified for that load and the board is sized accordingly — tell us the supply when you order.
Only if the envelope is wrong. Sealed floor decks, foil-faced cores and ventilation that keeps air moving are the baseline; units arrive with openings sealed and should be aired before occupation rather than left closed.
Specification confirmation takes 1–5 working days and drawing rounds 3–10. Production lead time starts after drawing sign-off and deposit, as set out in the contract.
Terms are defined in the sales contract and vary by system and destination. Typical export contracts cover manufacturing defects for an agreed period, excluding site damage or unauthorised modification.