Modular cabins for temporary offices, sales booths in exhibitions, security and guard kiosks, and electric vehicle charging stations are rapidly expanding. These cabins are made of sandwich panels with a polyurethane foam core (or stone wool for fire insulation) and FRP skins. Panel joints are bonded using two-part epoxy adhesive and FRP profiles to create a completely seamless, leak-proof structure.
Key features of these cabins include high acoustic insulation (30-40 dB reduction), fire resistance (with self-extinguishing FRP skins), and the ability to be moved and reassembled multiple times. Each panel weighs approximately 45 kg/m², allowing installation by just two people. Alborz Organic Materials Company, in addition to skin resins, supplies high-shear-strength structural epoxy adhesives (exceeding 25 MPa) for modular cabin connections.
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