Over the previous six months Boss Cabins has been inserting its generator-free cabins on demo with giant rent corporations and main contractors in a bid to indicate the market that they don’t want an onboard back-up generator.
It has now taken greater than 600 orders and the primary models on the market are set to start out rolling off the manufacturing line in Bourne this month.
The orders are for GenFree towable welfare models in a spread of sizes from 12ft as much as 24ft and in addition some 25ft and 28ft static models.
Boss Cabins managing director James Kearsey stated: “Plenty of profitable demos have now been accomplished with contractors corresponding to Balfour Beatty, Barhale, Bowmer & Kirkland, Danaher & Walsh, Costain, Erith Group, McAleer & Rushe and Morgan Sindall amongst many others, with each one producing phenomenal outcomes.
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“Welfare rent corporations that positioned smaller ‘seed’ orders of the GenFree cabins earlier within the 12 months at the moment are seeing heavy utilisation and demand for this new idea. We’re delighted to announce that confidence within the Boss Cabins generator-free welfare idea has now reached such a degree that enormous orders have been positioned and we’ve got final month secured orders over the following six months for 634 GenFree cabins.”
He added: “We’re delighted that each one our work demoing and trialling these models is paying off and welfare finish customers are seeing the actual advantages of generator-free welfare cabins by way of 100% silent operation, zero generator-related gasoline use and nil CO2 emissions for a lot of the 12 months. From a fleet house owners’ viewpoint, these GenFree cabins additionally take away an enormous price and headache to the enterprise, eliminating all generator servicing expenditure and all danger of generator breakdowns.
“We actually consider that this generator-free solar-powered idea is the way forward for web site welfare and we delighted that that is now being recognised within the market with these giant orders.”
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