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Portable security booths
February 22, 2018
If you need to secure multiple gates or entrances, it is essential to have a security booth, guard house or parking booth you can position and use immediately. Par-Kut portable security booths are perfect for guarding multiple entrances and gates. These security booths are easily moved from one place to another. So you can have these guard booths ready to use as soon as they are deployed or installed.
There are many advantages to having a portable security booth that is easy to transport. Par-Kut portable security booths are easy to order, and do not require assembly, because Par-Kut security booths are all factory-assembled. In addition, since there’s no on-site construction, you will save time and money. These security booths can be moved easily with a fork lift or a crane. For even more rapid and frequent relocations, trailer mounted security booths are available. Bullet resistance can also be added.
Par-Kut’s climate controlled and well insulated portable security booth can also reduce the officer’s stress and fatigue. Further, a Par-Kut portable security booth provides a safe shelter for the security personnel. Moreover, your security booth can be enhanced to reflect architectural elements found on your facility. A variety of paint color schemes, various roof lines and styles, brick or stone wall treatments and even custom building shapes can be incorporated into a unique portable security booth design for your location. Interior options and lighting enhancements contribute to the aesthetics and function of the portable guard booth or guard building.
For more information about Par-Kut portable security booths, one of our skilled sales persons can help. Whatever your requirement for your security booths, contact Par-Kut today to discuss your particular operation.
Company: 
Par-Kut International, Inc.
Product: Bullet Resistant Guard Booth
Source: http://www.parkutblog.com/security-booth/portable-security-booths/
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