Description
A new 14ft catering trailer that arrives as a working kitchen rather than a shell to fit out. The plumbing, electrical and gas installation are all completed before it leaves, and the cooking line, refrigeration, sinks, water tanks and generators are already in place. What that buys you is independence: with power, gas and water carried on board, the trailer can trade from pitches that have no services at all, which is where most of the good sites are.
Cooking line
- Two gas deep fryers, each around 23 kg (50 lb) oil capacity
- 610 mm (24 in) gas griddle
- 610 mm (24 in) gas char grill
- Two-burner gas hot plate
- Extraction hood with exhaust fan
- Fire suppression system over the cooking line
Refrigeration, water and power
- Two-door worktop chiller and two-door worktop freezer
- Three-compartment sink plus a separate hand-wash basin
- Fresh water tank, waste water tank, water pump and water heater
- Two generators rated around 4 kW peak each
- Two filled propane cylinders
- LED lighting throughout
- Air conditioning with heat, roughly 3.5 kW (1 ton) capacity
Service area and trailer fittings
- 1.2 m (4 ft) serving window with serving shelf
- Retractable awning over the serving side
- Cash drawer and multiple storage cabinets
- Four levelling jacks, one at each corner
- Spare wheel
- Operating manuals for each appliance
Why self-contained is the whole point
Two generators, filled gas and both fresh and waste water on board mean the trailer does not depend on a site providing anything. That opens up locations a hook-up-dependent unit simply cannot trade from — festival fields, roadside pitches, car parks and one-off event sites — and it removes the risk of a booking collapsing because promised services never materialised. The air conditioning keeps the line workable next to fryers and a char grill in summer, which matters more than it sounds when the serving window is closed against rain and the awning is down.
Colour and specification
Supplied in red as listed, with black, grey, green, purple, yellow and blue also available. Because this is a road-going trailer rather than a static container conversion, confirm the towing weight against your vehicle, and confirm the registration and documentation position for your intended use with us in writing before you commit — we will set out exactly what is supplied with the trailer.
Delivery and cover
Delivery is free anywhere in the UK, including Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, and the price shown is the total payable with no VAT added at checkout. A trailer is easier to place than a craned container — it needs a firm, reasonably level standing it can be manoeuvred onto, with the levelling jacks taking up the rest. Allow room for the awning and the serving window to open into customer space rather than into a traffic route. Fabrication workmanship is covered for 12 months. Your statutory rights sit alongside that as separate protections: 14 days to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and a 30-day right to reject the goods if they are faulty under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Compare container-based alternatives
If you would rather build the interior out around your own menu, the 10ft container concession stand arrives as a wired shell with a flip-up service window. Where the pitch is fixed and nothing has to be towed, look instead at our container kitchen builds, or at the bigger container cafe and restaurant conversions. More hospitality units are gathered in the specialised container range, or contact us to discuss the specification.
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