
Site Shed (6m x 2.4m)
Ideal for events, construction and civil projects.
Product Overview
The 6m x 2.4m Site Shed is the slimline variant, same 6m length as the standard shed but on a narrower 2.4m wide footprint. Suited to tight access corridors, urban projects, or sites where the shed needs to sit alongside existing structures or plant without taking up the standard 3m width.
Key Features
- 6m (L) x 2.4m (W) footprint, 14.4m² floor area.
- Steel frame construction with skid base for crane or tilt-tray placement.
- Air-conditioned as standard.
- Available unfurnished or furnished.
- Lockable steel door for after-hours security.
Common Applications
- Site offices on constrained urban and inner-city projects.
- Lunchrooms and amenity rooms where space is limited.
- Security and monitoring stations along site perimeters.
- Tight access corridors that won't fit a 3m-wide shed.
- Event admin rooms and on-site first aid rooms on space-constrained sites.
Technical Specifications
Summary
Specifications
Every product in the TFH range is tested to meet Australian safety standards.
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