Canteen Container

We offer canteen containers in standard 20-foot and 40-foot kit sizes. This quick-to-install container is typically used for construction sites to create small catering areas, cafeterias or mobile kitchens.

The canteen container is made-to-measure, but we offer standard configurations of 15 m² or 30 m².

We offer many options: sink, kitchen worktop, furniture, kitchen supplies and air conditioning. For projects involving the creation of a permanent modular restaurant container, it is possible to provide exterior fibre cement board cladding, which will make your project more durable and aesthetic.

Wall thicknesses vary between 50 mm and 100 mm depending on the weather conditions of the destination country.

You can connect the canteen container to your other modules to form larger spaces.

Easily moved by lifting, the canteen container will be very useful for projects to create a temporary space, especially for construction sites.

The canteen container is delivered disassembled in order to optimise the costs associated with land and sea transport as much as possible. The floors and ceilings are delivered pre-assembled; sandwich panels are delivered pre-cut. It takes just two hours to assemble a 20-foot canteen module.

Find examples of canteen, restaurant and kitchen container configurations below.

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Our range of canteen containers is ideal for use on construction sites, labour camps, schools, or emergency shelters. These innovative and modern prefabricated buildings are as strong as traditionally built constructions, yet they are lightweight and suitable for use on temporary and permanent sites. Our flatpack restaurants are available in several standard configurations that can accommodate between 12 and 76 personnel, all of which can be modified in many ways, and include serving stations, open or closed industrial and catering kitchens, storage,compact restrooms, tables and chairs. These versatile structures can also be linked or joined to other modular buildings, such as accommodation or office containers, to create a fully functional working site. If you need to create an industrial kitchen, catering facility, refectory, or cafeteria, see below the standard specifications of a portable canteen and discover why they may be the solution for you.

Canteen Container Advantages

A canteen container is a highly versatile structure built to order remotely and then transported to your site for assembly. The major benefits of a flatpack canteen include:

Easy to Assemble: Our portable products are lightweight and manufactured in sections. They arrive in a specially packed container that can be quickly erected on a light cement foundation in a few hours. Lifting hooks are attached, and most can be assembled using a few labourers and a crane or forklift truck.

Quick to Deliver: They are rapidly produced, flat-packed, and then quickly delivered by land and sea to your site. Our logistics team handles the arrangements to ensure your container turns up in a matter of weeks in most cases.

Cost-effective: Due to savings in time and streamlined remote manufacturing processes, canteen container prices are typically far less than conventional buildings.

Durable: Due to the advanced technology used in our factory, each section of the canteen is precision made to comply with international building standards. The structure also conforms to seismic and cyclonic regulations making them extremely strong and hard wearing.

Standard Features of a Canteen Container

As a leading manufacturer of prefabricated products, we provide a range of standard designs or can build a portable canteen to suit your needs. See below the specifications of our standard models:

• Frame: Our canteens are made with a high galvanised steel frame that can be reinforced if necessary.
• Sandwich Panel Walls: The’ interior and exterior walls of our canteens are made from sandwich panels. They include up to 100 mm thick Rockwool, polyurethane, or polystyrene foam insulation chosen to suit your climate and location.
• Ceilings and Floor: The ceilings and floor are formed with 50 mm insulated polyurethane.
• Roof: The roof is galvanised trapezoidal, although insulated polyurethane can be used if you plan to use the building in a rainy or challenging climate.
• Window and Door Joinery: Standard aluminium or PVC window joinery is usually used, which can be modified with blinds, aluminium or PVC shutters, alarms, and security bars or railings.
• Additions: The interior of a canteen container can be customised in many ways, and the fixtures, fittings, furnishings, worksurfaces, and kitchen supplies can all be chosen. In addition, you can add extra strength, insulation, exterior cladding, and security features to suit your requirements and aesthetics.