Office containers · 10 / 20 / 40 / 45 ft
Insulated, wired, air-conditioned and locked down before the truck leaves. We cut the doors and windows, run the electrical, set the A/C, then deliver it across California on our own trucks.
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Four layouts we build most often, drawn to scale. Every square on the drawing is one foot.
One desk, A/C, window strip
A 20 ft shell gives about 144 sq ft of finished floor. One personnel door, one window strip above desk height, a mini-split head on the end wall and the panel by the door. This is the layout most site offices end up with.
Three desks and a meeting table
40 ft with nothing in the middle. Two window strips and two mini-split heads, because one head will not hold the far end of a 40 ft box. Desks down one side leaves a clear walkway.
Partitioned, cargo doors kept
The partition is where the price splits. Finished office on one side, a restroom in the corner where the plumbing runs, and bare steel behind — the original cargo doors stay on so the storage end still loads from the back.
Shared wall cut and reframed
Two 20 ft shells set side by side. The shared wall is cut over 12 ft and reframed in steel, which is what turns two boxes into one room. Both halves still deliver as standard containers.
Nothing here is a package. Tell us which lines you need and that is what sets the price — all work done at our Los Angeles facility before delivery.
Walls and ceiling insulated, then lined and finished so the box holds temperature in any climate.
High-grade flooring throughout, with heavy-duty build-ups where equipment or traffic goes.
Panel, circuits, outlets and lighting. Solar where the site has no service to connect to.
Conduit and outlets run for a wired connection that stays up.
Heating, air conditioning and ventilation sized to the length of the container.
Framed and lined walls that split one shell into office, storage or restroom.
Secure personnel doors cut into the wall. Original cargo doors kept or removed.
Fixed, sliding or strip windows, with bars or roller shutters where security matters.
Water in, sewage out, sinks and fixtures.
A full bathroom built inside the container.
Exterior lighting, camera provision and lockable openings.
Exterior repaint, interior finishes and branding.
Furniture can be fitted to the layout as well. Send us the list and we will price it as one job.
Three jobs that show what the drawings look like once they are steel.
Two shells set side by side with space to walk between them. A personnel door was cut into the long wall of each and a window strip run above desk height. The condenser for the split system sits on the slab between the units. Exterior repainted in a flat grey.
Walls and ceiling insulated and lined, engineered wood floor, track lighting on the ceiling and a window let into the end wall. This is what the inside of a finished office looks like before the furniture goes in.
Where the unit is customer-facing, most of the long wall comes out and goes back as glass. Steel goes in to carry what the corrugated wall was carrying — that framing is the part that takes the time, not the glazing.
The most common reason a delivery gets rescheduled is space. Check this before you book.
Not sure it fits? Send a photo of the approach with your request and we will tell you what truck it takes.
Nominal exterior dimensions. Interior clear width runs about 7 ft 8 in once the walls are lined.
| 10 ft | 20 ft | 40 ft | 45 ft | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 10′ | 20′ | 40′ | 45′ |
| Width | 8′ | 8′ | 8′ | 8′ |
| Height | 8′ 6″ | 8′ 6″ | 8′ 6″ / 9′ 6″ HC | 9′ 6″ HC |
| Approx. floor area | 75 sq ft | 150 sq ft | 300 sq ft | 340 sq ft |
| What it suits | Guard post, security outpost | One private office with storage | Open plan, or split into two rooms | Largest single drop, high-cube headroom |
Need more floor than one shell gives? Units are joined side by side — see the two-unit plan.
Both give you four walls on a job site. They do not hold up the same way.
Break-ins. A Corten steel shell with lockable steel doors is a different proposition to a panel wall. On sites where tools stay overnight this is usually the whole argument.
Weather. Weather-resistant and watertight by design, so there is less to reseal and repair each year.
Growing. Stackable and joinable. When the crew grows you add a unit and cut the shared wall rather than parking something else next to it.
Ownership. Buy it and it is an asset that lasts 25 years or more. Or rent it for the length of the project.
Break-ins. Thin panel walls and light doors. Faster to get into, and it shows in what people are willing to leave inside.
Weather. More frequent repair and sealing, especially around joints and the roof.
Growing. Another trailer parked beside the first. The two never become one room.
Ownership. Usually rental only, so the spend does not end.
The container, the modification and the truck are all ours, so there is one company to call when something moves.
40 N. Altadena Dr., Pasadena
Price depends on size and modifications, so there is no single number to put on a page. One call or one form and you get yours, including transport to your ZIP.
The price depends on size and modifications. Give us a call and get a quote tailored to your needs — the number we give you includes delivery.
We rent out offices too. These are great for construction projects or temporary businesses that only need the space for a set term.
Simple jobs take weeks. More complex ones can take months — the spec sets the schedule.
Definitely. We insulate them so they stay comfortable in all climates, and pair the insulation with heating and air conditioning.
Flat ground and 60 to 80 ft of clear space to bring the truck in. A forklift or crane may be needed to unload, depending on the site.
Yes. We install bathrooms, sinks and plumbing inside containers for full functionality.
Construction site offices, off-grid substations, trade show and sales offices, document and equipment storage, security outposts, emergency outposts, and management and administrative offices.
Details from other builds — glazing, door hardware, window openings, finished walls.
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