Royal Wolf's shipping container cafe & restaurant range of pop-up kiosks come with standard fit-outs and are the ideal solution for catering at food festivals, expos, markets and events in a flexible location. In fact some now popular brick and mortar cafes and restaurants started out as a humble operations run from a shipping container.
At Royal Wolf we can convert shipping containers into a cafe, restaurant, coffee shop all the way through to a bakery or juice bar just to name a few. You choose the design, the fit out and size from our range of 10 foot, 20 foot or 40 foot shipping containers and we will do the rest. Whether you're just getting started or an established business looking to bring in additional income a shipping container pop-up can be a profitable business opportunity.
Royal Wolf's design team and engineers are all Australian based and are available to discuss your exact requirements with you.
Whether you're have an existing cafe or restaurant or are looking to get started we're here to help. Contact our team today on 1300 651 700 for more information about our range of shipping container cafes and restaurants. Ready to get started? Request a quote below.
The tilt tray truck is ideal for delivery to many locations. The container is loaded on the truck in the direction requested ensuring the unit will be in the correct position once delivered. The truck must reverse to the delivery point where the tray of the truck tilts to the ground and the container slides off the back.
6m Tilt Tray Clearance Requirements:
The side loader truck delivers the container by picking it up from the trucks tray at each end of the unit and lowering it onto the site directly next to the trucks’ tray. This method is ideal for delivery of containers that need to fit into constricted spaces. It is important to consider which way the container should be loaded onto the truck as it can only be unloaded from the right hand (drivers’) side.
6m Side Loader Clearance Requirements:
12m Side Loader Clearance Requirements:
This delivery method is used when neither a tilt tray or side loader truck can access the site. Crane truck delivery allows for containers to be delivered over obstructions such as fences.