36' x 40'
Classroom, 36x40 DBPR
Model: 25529
Modular Classroom (DBPR) Available for Rent
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Modular Classroom (DBPR) Overview
The Campus Maker Eco™ Modular Classroom from Mobile Modular is designed for modern educational needs in Florida. This module adheres to the 2012 Florida Building Code, including 2014 supplements, emphasizing sustainability with features like a high-efficiency HVAC system, advanced insulation, and low-e insulated windows. These enhancements reduce energy usage by up to 38%, offering Florida schools an energy-efficient solution that supports effective learning environments.
Classrooms Building Floor Plans
36' x 40'
Classroom, 36x40 DBPR
Model: 25530
36' x 40'
Classroom, 36x40 DBPR
Model: 25531
36' x 64'
Classroom, 36x64 DBPR
Model: 25995
36' x 68'
Classroom, 36x68 DBPR
Model: 25534
Customize the following options:
- Floorplans
- Furnishings
- Paint
- Ramps
- And more!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Modular Classroom (DBPR)?
A Modular Classroom (DBPR) is a turnkey learning space that lets schools add capacity quickly and affordably. They're ideal for enrollment spikes, modernization projects, and swing space during renovations.
- Designed for learning with bright lighting and acoustics
- Relocatable as programs change
What features come standard in a Modular Classroom (DBPR)?
Features focus on comfort, safety, and instructional support.
- HVAC for year‑round comfort and healthy ventilation
- Ample electrical outlets and lighting for devices
- Durable, easy‑clean finishes built for student traffic
- ADA access with ramps and wide doorways
How are Modular Classroom (DBPR)s delivered and set up on campus?
Delivery is scheduled around school operations to minimize disruption.
- Placement on prepared, level areas or foundations
- Utility tie‑ins for power (and plumbing if included)
- Safety checks and walk‑through before occupancy
Are Modular Classroom (DBPR)s safe and compliant for school use?
Yes, units are built to applicable education and accessibility standards. Fire and life‑safety considerations are included in the design to support approvals.
Can a Modular Classroom (DBPR) be customized for specific programs?
Yes, layouts can support general classrooms, labs, small‑group rooms, or administration space. Technology provisions can be coordinated to match device density and Wi‑Fi needs.
How long can schools use a Modular Classroom (DBPR)?
Modular classrooms can serve for a semester or remain for years as semi‑permanent space. Relocatability protects your investment as enrollment patterns shift.
What are typical class sizes for a Modular Classroom (DBPR)?
Dimensions like 24×40 or 24×60 support common student counts with standard furniture layouts. Ask for sample floorplans to visualize capacity and circulation.
How does a Modular Classroom (DBPR) compare to building a permanent addition?
Modular delivers occupancy faster with less disruption and predictable budgets. It's a practical way to bridge need and funding cycles.
What does DBPR mean in Classroom (DBPR)?
DBPR stands for Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. It shows the building is designed to meet Florida modular program requirements. This helps you confirm school code compliance and order the right modular classroom for your campus.