Range Container conversions

The work a steel box can do.

A shipping container can be a substation, a kiosk, an office, or something we have not built yet. This is the range of conversions we can take on — each unit designed to the brief, not drawn from a standard catalogue.

Conversion types

Filter by sector, or browse the full list. Workshop photographs are labelled as such; other pictures are AI-generated visual placeholders, not photographs of completed CCS jobs.

Illustrative view of a container-built electrical enclosure beside a transformer compound. Placeholder

Substations & electrical enclosures

Weatherproof housings for switchgear, plant and site power, planned around access, ventilation, cable routes and security.

A fully wrapped kiosk in the workshop, with a white roller-shutter serving hatch and a drop-down counter on a grey frame.

Catering units & food kiosks

Mobile kitchens and kiosks with service hatches, laid out for a working counter and built to move between sites and events.

Workshop photograph

A two-storey event bar in the workshop, with gas-strut serving hatches raised.

Event bars

Hospitality units — including two-storey builds — with serving hatches, a service run and finishes agreed in the brief.

Workshop photograph

Illustrative view of a black shipping container converted into a pop-up shop, with a large window and a timber deck. Placeholder

Pop-up retail & shops

Portable shops and stalls with glazing, a secure shell and a layout that suits a temporary pitch or a longer trading site.

Illustrative view of a converted shipping container used as a site office, with a door, windows and timber steps. Placeholder

Offices

Insulated office space with doors, windows and a working interior, for a construction site or a longer-term workplace.

Illustrative view of a green container welfare unit on a muddy works site, with a door, windows and timber steps. Placeholder

Welfare units

Rest, drying and welfare space for site teams, specified around headcount, services and how the unit will be sited.

Illustrative view of a grey shipping container used for storage, with end doors open to show timber racking. Placeholder

Storage

Secure container stores, from a lockable shell to racked, lit or partitioned space, sized to the goods they have to hold.

Illustrative view of a dark grey container workshop with a personnel door and an open shutter showing a workbench. Placeholder

Workshops

A working space for making and maintenance, with openings, benches, power and ventilation planned around the work itself.

Illustrative view of a mid-grey container changing-room unit with two doors and a bench, beside a grass pitch. Placeholder

Changing rooms

Changing and locker space for sites, sports grounds and events, with durable finishes and a layout that suits the headcount.

Illustrative view of a dark grey container plant room with louvre vents and a personnel door, on a concrete plinth. Placeholder

Plant & equipment rooms

Enclosures for plant, pumps and equipment, with the ventilation, access and cable or pipe routes the kit requires.

Illustrative view of a charcoal container canteen on a construction site, with an open roller-shutter hatch and a steel counter. Placeholder

Site canteens

A serving hatch, a working interior and a unit that can sit on a construction site or in a temporary compound.

Illustrative view of a sage-green container garden studio with sliding glass doors and a timber deck, in a garden. Placeholder

Studios & garden rooms

A quiet, insulated room for work or rest, finished to the brief and sited where a conventional building would be heavier going.

Illustrative view of a dark container cabin with windows, a door and a small timber porch, at the edge of a field. Placeholder

Accommodation & cabins

Compact living or overnight units, specified around insulation, services and how the cabin will be used and moved.

Illustrative view of a dark modular unit on calm water, reached by a simple timber deck, in early-morning mist. Placeholder

Wellness & floating structures

Modular units for unusual sites, including work as fabrication partner for a floating wellness retreat still in development.

If the use is not listed, send it over. We will say honestly whether it is a fit, and what we would need to know before steel is cut.

Tell us what the unit has to do