Offshore crews work in wind, rain and spray, leaving protective clothing, boots and PPE wet after shifts. Air-drying is often impractical where space is limited and crews work in shifts.
The CBOX Offshore Drying Room Container provides a robust, organised space designed specifically to dry workwear, footwear and personal protective equipment.
The CBOX Offshore Drying Room uses a Pronomar drying system that directs warm air through specially designed hangers and drying equipment for efficient drying from the inside out. Workwear, jackets, overalls, gloves, boots and PPE can be dried and organised in one dedicated offshore space, keeping wet gear separate from working and living areas and ready for the next shift.
Space offshore is valuable. Creating a dedicated drying facility inside a container makes it possible to add this function to an offshore operation without requiring a permanent room within the existing installation.
The containerised design allows the complete facility to be deployed where it is needed and keeps the drying equipment together in one purpose-built unit. Together with solutions such as Offshore Living Quarters and Workshop Containers, the Drying Room demonstrates how specialised offshore containers can support not only the work itself, but also the people carrying it out.