Where Can a PlasChem Shelter be Deployed?

We are often asked where can a PlasChem Shelter be Deployed?  In short, they have been deployed in some of the most remote locations on planet Earth.  Here in Alaska, many of the places where telecommunication, radar, wellhead, or oil and gas equipment needs to have a protective shelter often isn't exactly accessible by road.  Sometimes the locations are literally hundreds of miles from the nearest road. 

The PlasChem Shelter's lightweight construction allows for deployment by helicopter to remote locations saving our customers tens of thousands of dollars in on-site construction costs.  Having the ability to be dropped into location, often pre-rigged with the customer's components safely mounted inside, can also save our customers months of waiting for projects to be completed due to costly weather delays.  

We're able to construct our PlasChem Shelters into separate sections in order to offer a wider selection over our standard sizes.  This also allows us to create a PlasChem Shelter package that can be safely airlifted in separate sections into position allowing it to be deployed without having to hire exorbitantly expensive, and often unavailable skycranes.  








A PlasChem Shelter is so strong, it can be designed to double as a helipad in extreme locations where it could otherwise be impractical, if not impossible, to land anywhere else at the site.




To find out more about our PlasChem Shelters, visit our website at www.PlasChemShelters.com.  You can also call us at (907)376-7160 from 8am-4:30pm Monday through Friday or send us an email to sales@arcticfiberglass.com and we will do our best to answer any questions that you may have.