Description
Among our current listings is the 6.5 x 6.5 Stainless Steel Guard Shack, Sliding Door, Plain Jane, a guard shack, built around all-round visibility and a lockable door.
The spec sheet records it as 6.5 x 6.5.
Consider access before siting it. Leave room for the doors to open fully and for a vehicle to get alongside, and it stays useful rather than becoming an obstacle.
Footprint drives almost everything else. A booth sized for one attendant and a screen is a very different structure from one expected to hold two people and equipment.
Think about lighting and power early if you intend to use it as a working space rather than pure storage. Retrofitting is always more disruptive.
The alternative to a factory-built booth is usually a small construction project, with the design work, trades, inspections and timescale that implies. For a single occupied post, that rarely makes sense.
Owners routinely repurpose these well beyond the original plan — workshop, store, archive, dry room. The steel shell is adaptable in a way that a shed never quite is.
Consider the long view when siting it. These outlast most of the plans made around them, so somewhere that will still make sense in ten years is worth choosing.
Glazing is the detail that most affects how a booth actually works in service. Sight lines, glare and the ability to speak to someone through an opening matter more than the window count.
Buy online or call (520) 203-9093 to order. We ship nationwide from Wickenburg, Arizona and stand behind everything we sell with a 30-day return policy.
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