When a Serbian client needed to furnish worker dormitories quickly and cost-effectively, Zehao supplied welded steel bunk beds engineered for institutional, high-occupancy use. This case study walks through the specification and delivery.
Client and scope
The project was led by the client's procurement contact (Nina) under project reference PI 26ML13438-01, covering worker-accommodation blocks that required durable, space-efficient sleeping systems.
Product specification
Zehao supplied welded steel bunk beds rated to 200 kg per berth (SGS tested) and built to EN 747 structural requirements, with powder-coated steel for long service life in high-turnover housing.
Flat-pack (KD) construction was chosen to minimize container volume and simplify on-site assembly across multiple blocks.
Why steel for worker dorms
Compared with wood, steel bunk beds resist pests, moisture and damage, and wipe clean — lowering lifetime cost in demanding dormitory environments.
Logistics and support
Zehao provided per-container loading counts, assembly guidance and certification paperwork to support the client's handover and any future audit. Related regional work includes our broader dormitory range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What bed specs were used in the Serbia project?
Welded steel bunk beds, 200 kg per berth (SGS tested), EN 747 structural compliance, powder-coated finish, flat-pack for shipping.
Why choose flat-pack for a dormitory?
KD packaging cuts freight volume and lets crews assemble beds on site quickly across multiple buildings.
Can Zehao support similar European dormitory tenders?
Yes — share your headcount, room layout and certification needs via our contact page for a tailored quote and references.
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