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DAN NICHOLAS PARK
Rowan County, NC

BETTER BUILDING PRODUCTS, LLC, is pleased to announce the introduction of pre-assembled recreational buildings to its list of available products. Although the buildings have a wide range of sizes and uses, the current products being delivered are camping cabins for Dan Nicholas Park in Rowan County placed in an “Old West Main Street” style. Nestled amongst the trees, the twelve foot wide by sixteen foot long cabins have an additional four foot by twelve foot porch for campers to enjoy. The pre-wired units are being provided with the optional AC units and ceiling fans. These will prove very useful due to the foamed-in-place panels with an R-30 insulation rating, making the cabin applicable for year round use. The units are fully assembled at the manufacturing facility and delivered to the site in completed format. The colorful exteriors are durable and low maintenance due to the use of patterned Fiber Cement Board. The interior eight foot tall wall surfaces are in accordance with the western theme used in this village of cabins. The flooring uses the optional 1X6 tongue and groove wood for the rustic look. The metal roofing on the cabin, as well as the porch, will promote a restful sleeping environment in the event a short rain shower comes in the night.
   
 

FORT JEFFERSON
Dry Tortugas National Park

Originally constructed to protect the important Gulf of Mexico shipping lanes, Fort Jefferson was used as a military prison during the Civil War. During this time, it was "home" to Dr. Samuel Mudd, who was convicted of complicity in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Construction continued for over 30 years but the Fort, which covers 11 of the Florida Key's 16 acres, was never finished. In 1935 Fort Jefferson was proclaimed a National Monument.

When The National Park Service decided to restore this treasure, BBP, LLC was pleased to be chosen to assist in this restoration, by building structures to establish a base camp for the craftsmen. This camp consists of 5 units used as Living Quarters, 1 unit used as a Kitchen, 1 unit as a Bathhouse, 1 as Recreation/Dining Hall and 1 as a Central Power Control Building. Since the Base Camp had to be self contained, energy efficient structures were a must. This , along with quick and easy setup and take down in case of hurricane, lead the General Contractor to choose BBP, LLC to provide the structures required.

"All too often you have heard me complain about unscrupulous contractors and supplies. Every now and then there is an exception. W.A. Brown & Son, supplies of our rapid deployment shelters, is exceptional. Neil Wilkinson, their structural product manager showed up in DT to instruct us (for one hour) in the erection of their RD shelters only to find us three days behind schedule setting up our awning system. He worked from 6:30 AM until 7:00 PM for three days. Neil's company also constructs very attractive RDS for camp sites that look just like miniature cabins complete with AC and front porch. If you ever have need of their cabins they are an outstanding company with an exceptional product and exceptional service."

Dale Waters
Preservation Trades Co.
   
  Other applications include:

Panelized kit homes and roof systems
Car wash enclosures
Parts counter offices
Indoor and outdoor paint booths
Fast food restaurant buildings
Office additions, temporary or permanent
Sales offices
Remote sales booth
Sound reducing rooms
Security guard buildings
Interior office additions, temporary or permanent
Add on parts bay
Sound attenuation
Sound barriers
Modular offices
Modular buildings
Curtainwall panels
Woodclad panels
Timber frame panels

Exterior after hours parts pick-up/delivery building with programmable door lock