Extraction Labs, Off-Gassing Booths & Modular Environments

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Engineered Extraction Environments

We manufacture precision enclosures designed to meet strict fire codes and safety standards, delivering operational readiness faster than traditional construction.

C1D1 & C1D2 Extraction Labs and Enclosures

C1D1 & C1D2 Extraction Labs and Enclosures

UL-Listed prefabricated extraction labs for the United States and Canada — engineered for safety, designed for success.

UL/ULc 1389 Listed — United States & Canada
PSI Pre-Approved engineering package
Integrated 'SMART' safety control panel
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Off-Gassing Booths

Off-Gassing Booths

Dedicated off-gassing enclosures for spent biomass after hydrocarbon extraction, configured to separate residual solvent release from your primary extraction zone.

Dedicated zone for spent biomass handling
Separate from the primary extraction equipment area
Custom sizing around handling volume and access
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Complete Facility Build Outs

Complete Facility Build Outs

Large-scale facility build outs for MSOs and multi-room operators — designed, engineered, and built for scale, from floor plan to final installation.

Pre-cut, mitered, powder-coated panels — no taping, sanding, or painting on site
Up and running 75% faster than conventional construction
7-year depreciation vs. 39 years for permanent construction
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Grow Rooms & Grow PODs

Grow Rooms & Grow PODs

Botanical grow environments built to fit your needs — engineered for safety, designed for success, certified by UL.

Integrated 1000W Growcraft X6 grow lights
GLE GL 'Dark Cycle' green lights for off-cycle work
Air circulation fans for uniform canopy airflow
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Modular C1D1 Extraction Lab PODs

Modular C1D1 Extraction Lab PODs

Third-party peer-reviewed, ready-to-deploy modular C1D1 extraction lab PODs for indoor or outdoor installation — engineered, fabricated, and shipped from Temecula, CA to anywhere in the United States or Canada.

Third-party peer-reviewed engineering (PSI)
Rated for indoor and outdoor installation
Integrated SMART safety control panel
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Plan Your Extraction Lab

Standard Sizes. Custom Possibilities.

Start with one of our standard extraction lab footprints, or let us configure a custom size around your equipment and facility. Dimensions below are nominal footprints in feet.

10′ × 12

120 sq. ft. nominal

10′ × 16

160 sq. ft. nominal

12′ × 18

216 sq. ft. nominal

10′ × 20

200 sq. ft. nominal

12′ × 24

288 sq. ft. nominal

10′ × 30

300 sq. ft. nominal

20′ × 40

800 sq. ft. nominal

10′ × 40

400 sq. ft. nominal

14′ × 30

420 sq. ft. nominal

10′ × 60

600 sq. ft. nominal

Custom sizes are available for nearly any required footprint. Clear interior dimensions, room height, wall thickness, ventilation plenums, equipment access and service clearances are confirmed in your project drawings. Off-gassing booths are sized separately for your handling requirements.

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Configuration Options

Define Every Zone of Your Process

Plan the room around the process, materials and equipment. Our team reviews the required classification and how adjacent rooms connect before finalizing your enclosure.

C1D1 Extraction Labs

Class I, Division 1 environments address processes where flammable gases or vapors may be present during normal operation. Coordinate extraction equipment, ventilation, gas detection and electrical systems as one project.

C1D2 Processing Rooms

Class I, Division 2 requirements apply to a different hazardous-location condition. Your process assessment determines the appropriate classification for extraction support, distillation or other processing areas.

Cleanroom Vestibules

Discuss personnel and material transitions, gowning space, door arrangements and pressure relationships as part of your ISO cleanroom layout. The complete system must be designed for the target cleanliness level.

Vapor-Tight Vestibules

Discuss separation between classified processing areas and adjoining spaces. Door seals, penetrations, pressure relationships and ventilation must be specified for the particular process and reviewed by the project team.

C2D1 / C2D2: Discuss Your Dust Hazard

Class II classifications concern combustible dust, rather than the flammable gases and vapors addressed by Class I. C2D1 and C2D2 configurations require a project-specific engineering and product-scope review. Contact us to establish suitability and availability for your application.

Ready to Take Your Safety to the Next Level?

Connect with our engineering team to discuss your extraction, processing, or cultivation requirements. We design, manufacture, and install code-compliant classified environments across North America.