A shipping container office conversion with a kitchen area and a toilet. The perfect solution for construction sites or to extend your existing office space.
£15,978.00
£13,315.00 excluding VAT
Introducing our Welfare Unit with Kitchen and Toilet, an all-in-one container conversion designed for ultimate functionality and offers a comprehensive solution for your workspace needs.
Fitted with an anti-vandal personnel door, inside you’ll find a thoughtfully designed interior. A wooden partition, complete with a timber door, separates the toilet area, equipped with essential amenities like a WC, wash hand basin, water heater, and an extractor fan. This ensures privacy and convenience.
On the other side of the partition, the kitchenette awaits. It boasts a worktop, sink, drainer, cupboard, and an over-sink water heater – everything you need for meal prep or coffee breaks.
Enjoy natural light and ventilation through the double-glazed sliding windows with anti-vandal shutters. Stay comfortable with a wall-mounted heater and two 4ft LED ceiling battens, providing ample illumination. The electrical setup includes two double sockets and a single socket.
The interior is insulated and lined with 3mm vinyl-faced ply “Wilkins White” on 25mm PIR walls and a 50mm PIR ceiling. The non-slip black vinyl flooring adds both safety and style.
Our Welfare Unit with Kitchen and Toilet is your complete solution, ready to meet your workspace needs. Upgrade today and experience the convenience and quality of our container conversions.
Enhancing On-Site Comfort
Our 20ft welfare unit with kitchenette and private toilet offers unparalleled convenience on construction sites. Portable and swiftly deployable, it provides essential amenities like heating and lighting, ensuring productivity even in adverse conditions. Equipped with anti-vandal features, it guarantees security and peace of mind. Easy to clean and relocate, it’s the ideal solution for evolving project needs.
The age of a used container can vary considerably but usually they are sold by shipping lines after about 10 years of service.
Although some shipping containers are made of aluminium and steel, the majority are now made entirely of a rust-prohibitive steel called “Corten’’. A basic steel frame, fitted with weight-bearing castings fitted into the eight container corners, is filled in with corrugated steel panels which are between 1.5mm to 3.00mm thick. At one end is a pair of almost full width and height doors. These are normally fitted with four locking bars which interlock with the frame top and bottom. Most containers have a 27mm thick wooden ply floor which is supported on load bearing cross-bearers approximately 30cms apart, making the container capable of withstanding loads of 20 to 35 tons – depending on size.
A new container built by a reputable manufacturer will, under normal conditions, last 10 years without maintenance and continue for another 10- 20 years if serviced and maintained as advised.
The anticipated length of usage as a storage container depends on its condition at point of sale, the careful use and regular maintenance. Painting and servicing can prolong the life of a container.
