Taylor’d Systems LLC has shared the launch of the Series 40+, a container-based training structure developed for versatility and to support advanced firefighter training operations.
As an expanded version of the company’s flagship Series 12, the Series 40+ offers a larger training footprint and enhanced features, giving fire departments a cost-effective alternative to traditional facilities.
Constructed from high-strength recycled shipping containers, the Series 40+ has been built to withstand tough training conditions and long-term outdoor exposure.
According to Taylor’d, its rugged design makes it ideal for high-frequency use while minimizing maintenance needs.
The upper container is equipped with heavy-duty bar grate decking and an integrated rappelling anchor, supporting vertical drills and elevated training scenarios.
The Series 40+ provides flexibility for training exercises. It includes a spacious SCBA maze, a movable wall system in the upper 20’ container and five interior floor hatches—allowing instructors to modify the space to simulate a variety of operational challenges.
The structure also supports two-story floor rescue evolutions, improving preparedness for confined space and collapse rescue training.
The Series 40+ aims to allow departments to expand their training capabilities over time. Its modular design makes it easy to integrate into larger training environments or serve as a standalone solution.
Existing Taylor’d Props can be upgraded with new features without the need for full replacements, thanks to universal component compatibility.
Taylor’d Systems LLC has shared the launch of the Series 40+, a container-based training structure developed for versatility and to support advanced firefighter training operations.
