Cabin Linkway
Hitchway · Ref: CLWCA
- UK mainland delivery arranged — or collect from our yard
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- Viewings by appointment · finance available on request
In stock — available to order
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- Condition
- New
- Category
- Container & Cabin Accessories
- SKU
- CLWCA
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Cabin Linkway for Sale
Join multiple cabins into a single connected structure with this close-coupled cabin linkway, a simple and cost-effective way to link steel cabins together. Designed to connect ECOlink cabins, or any steel cabin ordered with the doorway linking system, this linkway lets you build out your accommodation up to three storeys high. It is the practical connector for creating larger, unified welfare and office complexes from individual cabin units.
Build Bigger, Connected Spaces
A close-coupled linkway brings cabins tightly together so occupants can move between units under cover, without stepping outside. That makes it ideal for larger site setups where you want offices, canteens, and welfare areas to function as one connected building rather than a scattering of separate boxes. Because it supports stacking up to three storeys, it is well suited to sites with a limited ground footprint that need to grow upward.
Features
- Close-coupled linkway for simple, cost-effective cabin linking
- Connects ECOlink cabins, or any steel cabin ordered with the doorway linking system
- Supports linked configurations up to three storeys high
- Wider link options available as a special order on request
Planning Your Cabin Complex
To use this linkway, your cabins need to be ECOlink units or steel cabins specified with the doorway linking system, so confirm that when ordering the cabins themselves. If your layout calls for a wider connection than the standard close-coupled link provides, wider links are available to purchase as a special, so just ask for details and we will advise on the right option. Think through your overall configuration, including any stacking, before finalizing so the linkways and cabins align.