Plan your space.

Choose a use, add your people and arrange the layout.

What’s in your FORTS?

Choose a use and count. Make it yours.

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Sleeping: 16 berths; 3 connected FORTS unitsFurniture footprints and connected unit positions follow the selected sample plan. Gold bands indicate open tandem connections, not internal walls. A bed marked 2 represents two stacked berths sharing one footprint. Final furniture, circulation and site requirements are confirmed for the project.16 berthsOPEN JOINTOPEN JOINTConnected unit 1UNIT 1Connected unit 2UNIT 2Connected unit 3UNIT 3Berth 1: single bed; Berth 13: upper bunk (two stacked berths)2Berth 2: single bed; Berth 14: upper bunk (two stacked berths)2Berth 3: single bed; Berth 15: upper bunk (two stacked berths)2Berth 4: single bed; Berth 16: upper bunk (two stacked berths)2Berth 5: single bedBerth 6: single bedBerth 7: single bedBerth 8: single bedBerth 9: single bedBerth 10: single bedBerth 11: single bedBerth 12: single bedENTRYBed / 2-berth bunkOpen connectionIllustrative furnishing plan · final layout confirmed for your project
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How rental furnishing works

Assemble the shelter.

The FORTS structure opens on site into a finished room.

Bring in the furniture.

Tables, chairs and beds are separate items, placed after assembly.

Plan the complete rental.

We confirm furnishings, utilities, access and the layout for your project.