Check Post Cabin

A weatherproof checkpoint cabin with all-round windows and a service counter for entry gates, tolls, parking and inspection points.

Typical sizes: 6 × 6 ft · 8 × 6 ft · 10 × 8 ft · Two-operator
Used for: Entry gates · Toll & parking plazas · Inspection points · Event entrances
Model shown: 2.4 m × 2.0 m, illustrative
Built: To order in Thane · 12 inspected stages

At an entry gate or checkpoint, staff need to see and speak to every vehicle quickly while staying protected from sun and rain. A check post cabin is shaped around that routine.

Features

Glazing on all sides with a sliding service window at driver height
A counter for registers, scanners or a ticket printer
Canopy over the service side, outside light and power points
Optional boom-barrier control point and CCTV sockets

Built to be moved

Checkpoints change as sites and roads change. The steel base frame lets the cabin be lifted and moved with a hydra, so it can follow the gate.

Sizes

6 × 6 ft and 8 × 6 ft are the most common; larger cabins allow two operators and storage.

FAQ

Check Post Cabin questions.

What is the difference between a check post cabin and a security cabin?

They are similar. A check post cabin is planned around a service window at driver height and a counter for processing vehicles, while a security cabin focuses on all-round observation and a guard’s workspace.