Q70 Emergency Sleeping Cabin

QuickHaven

Made of durable, well-insulated materials, easy to build (three people can assemble with hex wrenches and a ladder in under an hour), and packs for long-distance shipment (8-10 units fit on a 40' flatbed truck).

Ready (In Stock)

$19,995

1 resident / 1 unit

$19,995 / resident

Temporary (<6 months)

45 days offsite

1 days onsite

Modular pack-flat shelter; 1 hour setup. Better insulated than most homes. Metal fire & pest resistant panels, 30 year construction. Take down for re-use in 30 minutes. Fully CA code compliant.

Quoted Total Cost: $19,995
Planned Occupancy: 1 person / 1 unit
Estimated Cost Per Bed: $19,995
Quote’s Total Interior Square Footage: 70 sqft
Quote Includes # Units: 1 unit

Used for Shelter Before: Yes, examples in Sonoma and Petaluma, CA
Readiness: Ready (Prior Use Cases), units made to order
In Stock / Ready to Ship Today: No
Manufacturer Identified and Available: Yes
Setup Speed: <30 days
Setup Difficulty: Low skill (RV, tent)
% Built Onsite: >75% Flat Pack Prefab Parts Built On-Site
Portability: Portable (after major disassembly)
Intended Use of Shelter: Temporary (<6 months)

Design Advantages	The Q70 needs minimal site prep. Has a self-suspended floor & pre-wired to receive overhead power. 3 people can assemble with hex wrenches & 1-2 ladders. 12 fit into 1 shipping container, 8-10 on a 40′ flatbed truck.
Manufacturer Identified	Yes
Used for shelter in the U.S.?	Yes
Prior use examples	25 Shelters have been deployed to the City of Petaluma, California and 5 so far to Sonoma Homeless Action. We have 50+ units in the pipeline for Portland, Oregon.
Prior use comments
Building experience comments	Optimized for temp use yet durable to last 30+ years. Resembles upscale townhouses; attractive to neighbors & cozy for residents. Q70 lowers community resistance & deploys fast & inexpensively.
Intended use cases	Use for supportive villages & disaster housing, widely adaptable for other uses such as farms and farm workers, churches, rehab centers, military, offices etc.
R-value (insulation)	21-30
Risk Category	II
Roof Load (PSF)	0
Indoor Clearance Height (ft)	10
Waterproof?	Yes
Professional Engineer Stamp?
Conforms to ICC’s Temporary Structure and Uses Code
Other Structural / Safety Comments
Sustainability / Green Building Certifications?
Materials Used / Made of:	Primary material is Metal Insulated Composite Panels (MIPs).
Disassembly / Assembly Comments:	Assembles in 1 hour with only people power. Disassembles in 30 minutes. 12 can be stored in a single high-cube shipping container.
Ideal Mounting Surfaces	Soil (Dirt/Grass), Asphalt / Parking Lot, Other
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Production (days)	2
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Delivery (days)	1
Total (days)	4 days
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Q70 Emergency Sleeping Cabin

QuickHaven

Made of durable, well-insulated materials, easy to build (three people can assemble with hex wrenches and a ladder in under an hour), and packs for long-distance shipment (8-10 units fit on a 40' flatbed truck).

$19,995

1 resident / 1 unit

$19,995 / resident

Temporary (<6 months)

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