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Panel Built Inplant Offices Transform Industrial Work Spaces

Panel Built Inplant Offices are a quick and easy way to provide a controlled and calm work environment.

Panel Built Inplant Offices Transform Industrial Work Spaces

Panel Built, Inc. manufactures a diverse line of Inplant offices for industrial facilities. Using Panel Built's panelized wall system, a limitless number of designs can be assembled to create any custom office space desired. From single-person, 8ft x 8ft "quick-ship" inplant offices to multi-story, soundproof, military office complexes, Panel Built, Inc. does not care about the size of the project. Panel Built's main goal is always to provide the perfect space solutions for customers with excellence and great customer service.
Panel Built can customize the materials in their composite panels in order to fit a variety of industrial and commercial applications. Noise reduction, increased insulation for energy savings, steel skins for higher durability, one-hour fire ratings for highly flammable chemicals, Fiberglass facings and extrusions for high level cleanroom environments, and even ballistic projectile resistance for high combustion zones are some of the examples of our highly customizable panel design.
Panel Built was founded in 1995 by brothers Pat and Mike Kiernan, and began with the construction of pre-manufactured buildings. Today, Panel Built offers a complete line of custom modular offices, mezzanines, security booths, pre-assembled exterior buildings, and cleanrooms. All of their multiple product lines are produced on site, in four state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities. Panel Built offers "A Better Way to Create Space" for all of modular building project needs.

More Info: https://www.panelbuilt.com/general/modular-in-plant-office--single-story

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