This building was built as additional office space for the adjacent clinic installed by Pacific Mobile Structures in 2000.
The appearance of the structure was designed to match the existing buildings on campus. The clinic consisted of site installed brick exterior, architectural shingle roof, complete basement with elevator and stair case, and an exposed-beam front porch.
The best way to define modular construction is to start with what it is not. When most people hear “modular construction” they think of double-wide trailers and cheap, low quality, poorly insulated, ugly, structures that aren’t built to last. But what they’re thinking of are manufactured structures. While they’re both prefabricated structures, modular construction and manufactured structures are completely different.
Containers come in all shapes and sizes with single and double door options. But did you know that they also come in different grades of quality? By nature, storage containers are subject to harsh conditions and weather, along with wear and tear during transport and handling. The longer the container has been in use, the more its grade is affected. A container grade is primarily based on looks and structure to determine a grade that rates its overall usability, functionality, and quality. Here are the different grades of containers and a quick explanation of what each grade means.
Pacific Mobile Structures is pleased to announce that the family-owned company now offers containers for rent or purchase in the State of California. This new offering features secure, high quality, and best-in-industry new and one-trip containers in a variety of sizes with single and double door options.