The Recovery Hut System uses composite shell technology and is divided into four nesting 60lb sections for efficient transport, storage, handling and rapid 30-minute setup by one person. The huts have a translucent roof and are available with up to four insect-proof venting door panels that can be attached to adjacent huts allowing a variety of family clusters and village layouts. Five-foot long extender sections increase the basic hut footprint in 60 square foot increments. A list of optional features includes a heating stove, insulated floor panels, sleeping/cooking platforms, solar fly and more.

The huts serve as disaster sheltering, homes for homeless, refugee and emergency first-responder villages, prison low-risk overflow housing, airport health isolation or detention huts, homeland security holding shelters, farm worker housing, medical first aid/triage, group food service and storage, equipment maintenance/repair/storage and even to replace urban ‘shanty-town’ shacks wherever they occur in the world.