Catering trailer hire

[richard]

Hello

 

Does anyone know if it is possible to hire catering trailers on a 'dry' basis? We are looking for some to put our own caterers in to for a one day event in london but no one seems to hire the things without actually doing the cooking.

 

Any thoughts appreciated!!

 

Thanks

 

Richard

[David]

You can hire a mobile trailers, there is one on ebay to hire £140 per week. (13 week minimum hire)

 

Dose it have to be a catering trailer, could it be a mobile kitchen? http://www.mobilekitchens.co.uk/

 

 

David

[Jivemaster]

I've never seen a dry hireable trailer but I have seen some that I really didnt like the look of. Also most trailers I have seen were designed for a particular product, or restricted range.

[leofric]

I don't know of any dry hire trailers, but I have seen dry hire Port-a-cabins fitted out as kitchens. Not as flexablre for access as a trailer but fairly close. It was several years ago so I can't remember the company involved but I hope this points you in the right direction.

[jennyhicks]

I'd check out http://www.towmasteruk.co.uk.

[Junior8]

Check out the exhibitors list at the Showmens Show and ring a few trailer providers. You can hire anything in the catering line - but be quick you might find it's all booked up before long. There may be some info on the what used to be MOCA site or they may be able to point you in the right direction. A word of advice - if you can't hire a trailer don't attempt to do it from a Gazebo book someone in. If you are doing it yourselves you will need both Hygeiene certs and Insurance.

[kerry davies]

http://www.villagefetes.co.uk/directory/ca...ingtrailers.htm

http://www.exceltrailers.co.uk/

http://www.cafe-catering.co.uk/

http://www.ncass.org.uk/content/mobile_cat...hicle_hire.aspx

 

For others info; most smaller catering trailer makers, as well as a lot of the mobile kitchen makers, can and do dry-hire trailers. Towmaster hire exhibition units but if they hire catering trailers I didn't know. Can you confirm this, Jenny, they make good kit.

 

If you get stuck, Richard, then email me.

[pritch]

Has anyone noticed exactly when Richard asked his original question?

[Junior8]

Better late than never

[pisquee]

If you think of BlueRoom as a repository of information, then it doesn't hurt to keep old threads up to date for people searching the same information in the future, rather than have them start a new thread. (This assumes that people use the search functions)

[kerry davies]

Apologies, I blame Jenny!

[Smiffy]

Has anyone noticed exactly when Richard asked his original question?

 

And nobody has asked the BIG question. I mean... I'm on the edge of my seat here :D

 

Did you ever get it sorted Richard, and what did you use? Did it have DMX in/Out/Through and how many Grill's did it have?

 

 

S