Inpod is world’s first fully composite monolithic modular building system. Each Inpod is four times stronger than its RCC counter parts. They are beautiful buildings built using Inskin, a unique composite material that is crack resistant, extremely robust and hygienic. Inpods can withstand water erosions, earthquakes, fires of up to 1250 C for over a period of 30 minutes, strong winds of up to 300 kmph and a repeated assault of rods shot through a cannon at 60 ft/s on the same area. Moreover, the highly insular nature of PU used in the composition of Inskin blocks the atmospheric heat and regulates the Pod’s interior temperature with minimum outside assistance. The structures are lighter than wooden ones and yet stronger than those made of concrete. Specially designed shoes allow placement on any levelled surface. Inpod has a unique ‘plug and play’ model, which requires little or no time for onsite installation.
What’s more, Inpod uses best in class products: wall coverings by Jotun/Nippon; floor coverings by Egger/Laminam; joinery and sealants by Bostik; bathroom equipment by Grohe; sanitary ware by Duravit; plumbing supplies by John Guest UK and architectural hardware by Dorma. The overall look and finishes in an Inpod module is similar to those seen on-board a mega yacht. Plus, it is versatile. While looks may be deceptive, its lightweight composite structure can support twice its own weight. It has built in provisions for hassle-free connectivity with more pods. Once installed, the structures can be continually modified to suit its user’s needs with minimum effort and disruption. The uses of Inpod are varied and can be used in sectors like PSUs, government department and ministries, defence establishments and diplomatic missions, major private sector companies, elite schools, big hospitals, top hotels, builders and airline companies.
