[Case Study] Earthquake Shelter for Temporary Evacuation to Protect Against Falling Objects

You can choose the size according to the number of evacuees! Here is an introduction to a shelter that is easy to set up and move.

This is an introduction to the case study of the temporary evacuation shelter "Earthquake Shelter" designed to protect against falling objects. The "Earthquake Shelter" by Press Industrial Co., Ltd. provides a space for individuals working inside buildings to temporarily evacuate during an earthquake. It has been adopted for reasons such as "a small number of people engaged in work," "a long distance from the work area to the evacuation exit," and "planning for long-term rebuilding." Our product can also be viewed in our showroom. Please feel free to consult with us. 【Main Reasons for Adoption】 ■ High-strength rebar steel pipes used in construction machinery cabins serve as the framework, providing high reliability in strength. ■ Sizes (number of units) can be selected according to the number of evacuees. ■ The design is easily recognizable as an evacuation shelter. ■ Impact-resistant polycarbonate is used, making it easy to assess the surrounding situation. ■ Easy to install and can be easily moved when changing the line layout. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Reasons for Introduction】 ■ If there is enough space to accommodate a single unit size at the entrance, reassembly is possible. ■ Even if objects fall in front of the entrance/exit door, escape is possible through the emergency exit. ■ Introduced as one of the case studies by a BCP (Business Continuity Plan) consulting company. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.