4M Flat Pack Kiosk

Serving counters have to face the queue, and on most pitches nobody knows where the queue will form until they are standing on the ground. This galvanised 4 m unit answers that by taking its top-hinged hatch on either long elevation, so the handing of a portable serving kiosk is settled on site rather than on the order form. Double doors at the end deal with stock, kit and access.

The second distinction is that it is not a welded box. No individual component is beyond a four-person lift, so the kiosk comes down, loads onto a small car trailer and stands up again on the next pitch — between events, or between one season and the next — with no crane, no HIAB and no specialist haulier involved.

That portability has a knock-on effect: the kiosk reaches ground a delivered steel unit never will. A weight-restricted bridge, low headroom, or standing soft enough to bog a lorry all stop mattering once the load is a trailer of panels. None of which makes it a temporary structure — clad and fitted out on both faces, the same shell works as a festival bar in July and a clubhouse servery through the winter.

Dimensions

• External: 3.88 m × 2.14 m × 2.09 m (12 ft 9 in × 7 ft 0 in × 6 ft 10 in)
• Internal: 3.78 m × 2.07 m × 2.00 m (12 ft 5 in × 6 ft 9 in × 6 ft 7 in)
• Door opening: 1.25 m wide × 1.80 m high (4 ft 1 in × 5 ft 11 in)
• Weight flat-packed: 421 kg (928 lb)
• Heaviest single component: 153 kg (337 lb)

Body, hatch and finish

• Galvanised steel body throughout
• Serving hatch hinged along its top edge, bolted to whichever 4 m elevation you choose
• End double doors for loading and general access
• No individual part beyond a four-person lift
• Trailer-sized load — nothing mechanical needed at either end
• Suited to pitches limited by soft ground, low headroom or weight-restricted bridges
• Cladding and fit-out possible inside and out
• Colour choice: cobalt blue, bottle green or slate grey

Reaching pitches a lorry cannot

Car parks, school grounds, festival fields and rural pitches defeat deliveries for the same three reasons: a weight limit on the bridge in, not enough headroom on the lane, or ground that will not carry a loaded vehicle. Arriving flat on a trailer and going together by hand sidesteps all three. The same logic applies at the end of a season — a servery that must disappear until spring stacks into the corner of a barn, where a steel box would take the whole bay.

Delivery and cover

Delivery is free throughout the UK including Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, and no VAT is added at checkout, so the price shown is the total payable. Flat-packed, the whole unit is 421 kg and arrives on a standard vehicle rather than needing a tilt-bed or a lift, which is why it can reach sites nothing else can — but please still confirm the vehicle can reach your drop point using our delivery information. Assembly is on you or your team; no specialist plant is required. The unit is covered for 12 months against structural defects and defective workmanship, and you have a 14-day right to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 plus a separate 30-day right to reject faulty goods.

Matching units and alternatives

Prefer a counter built permanently into a steel shell? The 20ft converted container kiosk is the fixed equivalent, and the 10ft concession stand the compact one. Storage in a matching finish is the 4m x 2.1m powder coated flat packed store, with the wider range gathered under flat pack containers. If the menu or the footprint is still undecided, send us the details for a quote.