Cabin

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure, wherein the wall structure comprises two opposed side wall members which define two opposite side walls of the cabin and which each provide a pair of corners and a pair of return walls which define a part of front and rear walls of the cabin, the space between the rear return walls being closed by a rear wall member and the space between the front return walls being closable by a door, wherein the cabin includes a rear wall frame, within which the rear wall member is disposed, and the rear wall frame is connected to the rear wall member and to the rear return walls, a door frame defining an opening which is closable by the door, and the door frame is connected to the front return walls and wherein the rear wall frame and the door frame extend above the top of the front and rear return walls and have a top portion which is connected to the roof structure.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure, wherein the wall structure comprises two opposed side wall members which define two opposite side walls of the cabin and which each provide a pair of corners and a pair of return walls which define a part of front and rear walls of the cabin, the space between the rear return walls being closed by a rear wall member and the space between the front return walls being closable by a door and wherein the roof structure is connected to inwardly inset portions of the side wall members which project above the top of the side walls, said inwardly inset portions having outwardly extending projecting parts which engage with the roof structure and to which the roof structure is secured by suitable fastening means and a space being provided between the outwardly projecting portions and adjacent parts of the roof structure and the inwardly inset portion to provide ventilation channels between the interior of the cabin and the exterior.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure comprising opposed spaced apart side walls and, extending between said side walls a front wall and a spaced apart, opposed, rear wall and a roof structure, wherein the wall structure comprises two opposed side wall members which define said two opposite side walls of the cabin and which each provide a pair of corners and a pair of return walls which define a part only of said front and rear walls of the cabin so as to define a space between adjacent return walls, the space between the rear return walls being closed by a rear wall member and the space between the front return walls being closable by a door wherein the base structure comprises a generally rectangular frame to which the side wall members and the rear wall member are fastened and comprises a floor panel which is slightly offset from the frame and there is a slight overhang of the panel over a front member of the frame.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure, wherein the wall structure comprises two opposed side wall members which define two opposite side walls of the cabin and which each provide a pair of corners and a pair of return walls which define a part of front and rear walls of the cabin, the space between the rear return walls being closed by a rear wall member and the space between the front return walls being closable by a door, wherein the cabin includes a rear wall frame, within which the rear wall member is disposed, and the rear wall frame is connected to the rear wall member and to the rear return walls, a door frame defining an opening which is closable by the door, and the door frame is connected to the front return walls, wherein the rear wall frame is provided with a generally channel-shaped portion in which outwardly projecting flange portions of the side wall members and rear wall member and roof member are received in side-by-side relationship.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure, wherein the wall structure comprises two opposed side wall members which define two opposite side walls of the cabin and which each provide a pair of corners and a pair of return walls which define a part of front and rear walls of the cabin, the space between the rear return walls being closed by a rear wall member and the space between the front return walls being closable by a door, wherein the cabin includes a rear wall frame, within which the rear wall member is disposed, and the rear wall frame is connected to the rear wall member and to the rear return walls, a door frame defining an opening which is closable by the door, and the door frame is connected to the front return walls, wherein the roof member has a generally flat main part with a peripheral and downwardly extending flange formed at the periphery which overlies inwardly offset upper edge portions of the side wall members, and the peripheral flange of the roof being provided with recessed parts, to receive the rear wall frame and door frame and the recessed parts being provided with an outwardly extending flange for joining to the rear wall frame and door frame.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure wherein the wall structure comprises a door pivotally connected in a door frame and torsion spring means being provided to bias said door towards a closed position, the torsion spring means comprising a main part extending generally parallel to the axis of pivot of the door and first and second transversely extending parts disposed at opposite ends of the main part and extending transversely away therefrom and being in abutting relationship with the door and cabin respectively so as to bias the door towards said closed position and wherein the door comprises an edge member having an outwardly facing surface in which is provided a longitudinally extending groove in which said main part is received, the main part of the torsion spring being retained in said groove by retaining means.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure wherein the wall structure comprises a door pivotally connected in a door frame and torsion spring means being provided to bias said door towards a closed position wherein the torsion spring means comprises a main part retained in a longitudinal extending groove on an outwardly facing surface of said door extending generally parallel to the axis of pivot of the door and first and second transversely extending parts disposed at opposite ends of the main part and extending transversely away therefrom and being in abutting relationship with the door and cabin respectively so as to bias the door towards said closed position and the second transversely extending part of the torsion spring means being in sliding engagement with the cabin as well as in said abutting relationship therewith and being provided with a stop means to limit opening of the door, the stop means comprising a third part which extends transversely of the second part and is adapted to engage an abutment on the cabin.

A cabin comprising a base structure, a wall structure and a roof structure wherein the wall structure comprises a door pivotally connected in a door frame and torsion spring means being provided to bias said door towards a closed position, wherein the torsion spring means comprises a main part extending generally parallel to the axis of pivot of the door and first and second transversely extending parts disposed at opposite ends of the main part and extending transversely away therefrom and being in abutting relationship with the door and cabin respectively so as to bias the door towards said closed position and wherein the door comprises an edge member having an outwardly facing surface in which is provided a longitudinally extending groove in which said main part is received, the main part of the torsion spring being retained in said groove by retaining means and the second transversely extending part of the torsion spring means being in sliding engagement with the cabin, as well as in said abutting relationship therewith, and being provided with a stop means to limit opening of the door, the stop means comprising a third part which extends transversely to the second part and is adapted to engage an abutment on the cabin.