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Not quite the layout you need?
Use the units above as ideas rather than a fixed list. We often take a unit like one of these and build it to a customer's own specification — moving partitions, adding a kitchen, toilets or showers, changing doors, windows or colour. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it at our Manchester workshop.
Refurbished & ready
Welfare cabins combine everything a site crew needs to stay warm, fed and dry. Our refurbished welfare units typically include a rest and canteen area, a kitchen with hot water, toilet facilities and a drying room — all in a single building.
These are static jackleg welfare units: they are lifted into position by our own HIAB and stay put for the duration of the job, which is what most compounds want. Each second hand unit is cleaned through, refurbished and tested inside and out before it leaves us. It is a practical, budget-friendly alternative to hiring, and you own the asset outright.
- Rest, kitchen, toilet and drying areas
- Hot water and heating fitted
- Plumbing and electrics tested
- Hygienic, easy-clean surfaces
- Static jackleg units, sited by HIAB
- Delivered and positioned nationwide
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a welfare cabin?
Most welfare units combine a canteen/rest area, a kitchen with hot water, toilets and a drying room. Exact layouts vary by unit — check the stock above or tell us your headcount and we'll advise.
What does "self contained" mean on a welfare unit?
That the rest area, kitchen, WC and drying space are all inside the one building, so the unit works on its own without a separate toilet block. Water and power connections are arranged on site.
How much does a second hand welfare unit cost?
Used welfare units generally run from around £7,000 to £13,000 plus VAT depending on size, layout and condition. Delivery is quoted separately by postcode. Send us your headcount and postcode and we will price a suitable unit.
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Tell us what you need and we'll match a refurbished unit — or build one to your spec — and quote HIAB delivery across the UK.