MS cabin versus PUF-panel cabin: how to choose
Understand the difference between an MS-sheet cabin and an insulated PUF-panel cabin.

Two common wall systems for portable cabins are plain MS-sheet construction and insulated PUF sandwich panels. Both have their place; the right choice depends on comfort, budget and how the cabin will be used.
PUF-panel cabins
PUF (polyurethane foam) panels have an insulating core between two metal skins. They keep interiors noticeably cooler and quieter, which matters for offices and accommodation used through the day.
MS-sheet cabins
Plain MS construction can be economical for short-term or storage use where insulation is less important. Insulation can still be added where needed.
For most office and accommodation use in Indian conditions, an insulated wall system is worth considering. We will help you weigh comfort against budget for your project.
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