Custom Solutions

Your use. Your site. Your modular solution.

Container grandstands, mobile hotels, glamping accommodation and storage — designed around the way your project needs to work.

Design & layoutFactory manufactureGlobal delivery
01 · Container Grandstands

Modular seating for venues and events.

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High-strength modular steel systems for stadiums, schools and event infrastructure. Plan seating, supporting spaces and future expansion around the venue.

  • Modular seating layouts
  • Venue and event configurations
  • Reusable, expandable infrastructure
02 · Mobile Container Hotels

Guest rooms, manufactured as modules.

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Factory-finished rooms bring interiors, bathrooms, insulation and building services into the production process. Explore standalone rooms, connected hotel buildings and guest rooms with detachable trailer chassis.

  • Double/King and Twin layouts
  • Integrated bathrooms and HVAC
  • Connected and multi-storey hotel projects
03 · Container Glamping

Accommodation connected to its setting.

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Resort and glamping accommodation can combine large openings, decks and configurable interiors. Plan guest rooms alongside supporting facilities such as reception, sauna or spa modules.

  • Resort and campsite accommodation
  • Large openings and outdoor decks
  • Layouts and finishes for the guest experience
04 · Storage Containers

Storage configured around the operation.

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20ft and 40ft storage containers with roll-up or swing doors, multiple compartment layouts and specialised bike or aisle-storage configurations.

  • Roll-up and swing-door options
  • Single and multiple compartments
  • Bike storage and aisle-storage formats
Customisation

Define the specification around the project.

Start with what you know: the use, location, scale and operating requirements. A complete drawing package is not required for the first discussion.

Design & Layout

Module dimensions, connected layouts, room arrangements, openings and circulation are developed around the intended use and site.

Structural & Engineering

Structural framing, module connections, foundation interfaces and additional steelwork are coordinated with the project design.

Interior & Exterior

Choose exterior colours and cladding, glazing, wall and floor finishes, interior layouts and the appropriate factory completion level.

Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC

Coordinate concealed routes, water supply and drainage, ventilation, electrical requirements and room equipment before manufacture.

Mobility & Special Features

Detachable chassis, lifting and transport arrangements, relocation and future reuse are considered as part of the intended operating model.

Selected project references

Different uses. A global portfolio.

Selected examples across stadium seating, accommodation and self-storage.

Rotterdam Community Football Stadium Grandstand

Rotterdam, Netherlands · 2015
30 m² · 1 floor · 1 module

Sacred Heart College Old Boys Association Stadium Grandstand

Auckland, New Zealand · 2019
30 m² · 1 floor · 1 module

Sochi Olympic Village Bridge Hotel

Sochi, Russia · 2014
3,840 m² · 7 floors · 256 modules

Cambridgeshire Layn Container Hotel

Littleport, United Kingdom · 2019
150 m² · 1 floor · 10 modules

Coff Ichinomiya Hotel

Chiba, Japan · 2017–2019
1,170 m² · 2 floors · 39 modules

Hotel R9 The Yard

Japan · 2019–2026
77,250 m² · 1 floor · 5,150 modules

Sydney Forest Camping Residence

Sydney, Australia · 2016
45 m² · 1 floor · 3 modules

DMS Landau Self-Storage Center

Landau, Germany · 2019
1,350 m² · 2 floors · 66 modules

Contain-it Glasgow Self-Storage Center

Glasgow, United Kingdom · 2021
2,250 m² · 2 floors · 150 modules

From concept to destination

Plan delivery for your market.

The route, manufacturing scope and site programme shape the delivery schedule.

01

Project brief

Share the use, location, quantity, dimensions and target schedule.

02

Proposal and quotation

Review the concept, initial drawings, scope and quotation.

03

Shop drawings

Confirm dimensions, openings, materials and specifications before production.

04

Factory manufacture

Fabrication, finishing and inspections follow the approved project requirements.

05

Shipment and arrival

Plan shipment to major ports in Europe, North America and Australia. The schedule depends on the destination, route and sailing; inland transport and installation are coordinated for the project.

Protected modules prepared for shipment.
Protected modules prepared for shipment.
Shared manufacturing process

Quality across the product range.

Materials and traceability

Mill certificates, receiving checks and project records connect the specified material to the finished module.

Welds, coatings and water-tightness

Ultrasonic testing of critical welds, coating-thickness measurements and spray testing form part of the production process.

Interiors and final checks

Interior-air measurements and final checks cover the completed work before packing and dispatch.

Project questions

Start with the essentials.

Can we talk before we have drawings?

Yes. Share the intended use, dimensions, quantity, location and anything already decided. We can discuss the specification from the early planning stage.

Can modules be relocated or reused?

Modules can be configured for disassembly, relocation and reuse. Discuss the intended operating model when the layout and connections are developed.

What affects the quotation?

Dimensions, quantity, interior and exterior finishes, equipment, destination, transport arrangements and the required schedule all affect the quotation.

How are destination requirements addressed?

Share the project location and design requirements at the start. The module specification, technical information and delivery plan are coordinated around those requirements.

Start a conversation

Tell us about your project.

Share your intended use, dimensions, quantity, destination and target schedule. Drawings are welcome, but you can also start with a brief.