Our standard booth roof is all-steel and insulated to R-19 with a three-part Energy Star membrane coating that has a Solar Reflective Index (SRI) of 95 or greater. Our roofs are available in various styles, including flat roof, true standing seam, gable, and barrel-dome. We will also customize a style that best meets your location aesthetics. Roofs will have a fascia or overhang, as indicated on the drawings, and will be designed to drain through a gutter system with downspouts (if applicable). All booths with roof dimensions of 6′ x 8′ or larger have removable lifting eyes for hoisting by crane. Certain states require higher roof insulation, and we know each state’s codes.
We offer the industry’s only “standard” double-wall insulation system, consisting of 16-gauge cold-rolled galvanized steel panels on the interior and exterior panels with a minimum R-9.6 in-wall insulation, and another exterior continuous layer of R-9.6 insulation encapsulated in the final exterior 16-gauge steel panels. They are MIG welded between frames and mullions, creating a self-aligning, unitized structural diaphragm. In-wall insulation may vary, depending on installation location. In workplaces requiring high-security levels, guard enclosures can be constructed of blast-resistant and bulletproof materials.
Our building frame for standard booths is 2″ x 2″ x .083″, and 3″ x 3″ x .083″ for ballistic booths. Booth framing is cold drawn, electric welded structural mechanical steel and can withstand a wind load up to 220mph.
The 12-gauge galvanized steel plate floor is welded to a 2″ galvanized steel tube floor frame and joists. This floor system is covered with black polyvinyl chloride interlocking tiles and a 4″ base cove. We then weld 1/4″ steel anchor plates to the floor frame’s interior side with pre-drilled holes for anchoring the unit. Floors will have all the required cutouts for electrical, data & communication stub-ups.