Furnishing of firemen's changing rooms

The whole project was started when the firefighters from SDH Bořitov contacted us with a request to design a new changing room. They needed to design the equipment for their firemen's changing rooms and chose our tubular modular system for this. It offers greater variability, the possibility of adapting the structure to their specific requirements, as well as greater affordability. The whole project was very interesting, and together with the firefighters, we threw ourselves into work on a proposal that would fully meet their needs.

The secret to any successful project is precise focus. That's why we got down to it right after being contacted by the volunteer firefighters. We examined available space, the number and placement of equipment, and the requirements of the firefighters themselves. After obtaining all the necessary information, we proceeded to design the structures. Our team tried to design spacious and practical locker rooms that would make it as easy as possible to organize equipment and allow quick access to gear when needed.

We submitted our proposals to the volunteer firefighters for review and approval. After obtaining their approval, we created a visualization of the project. We wanted the customer to be able to imagine the overall result. It was important to us that the firefighters were satisfied with the designed structures and felt comfortable in their new changing rooms. We actively collaborated with each other and took their feedback into account when finalizing the design.

After approval of the design and visualization, we proceeded to the assembly phase. The chosen tubular modular system enables easy installation of structures. Thanks to this, the firefighters got involved in the very assembly and creation of their new changing rooms, which they assembled themselves as part of the financial investigation.

 

Firefighter locker rooms have been designed with practicality and ease of equipment organization in mind. Each locker was equipped with a bench to sit on, a punchboard with hooks for hanging gear, enough space for shoes, a helmet and a name tag. The goal was to create an environment in which firefighters would have quick and convenient access to their equipment.

SDH Bořitov cannot praise this system enough and they like to present the equipment to other units. We are pleased that our project met expectations and brought practical and spacious changing rooms to volunteer firefighters. Customer satisfaction is a priority for us and we are pleased to have been part of a successful project. We are looking forward to another cooperation.