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Bar container – mobile serving and sales area
Bar containers turn a shipping container into a mobile serving and sales area for festivals, street festivals, corporate events, clubhouses or as a permanent outdoor catering solution. Coin Container delivers turnkey conversions based on robust 10, 15, 20 or 40 ft containers.
Sizes and models
10 ft
The compact solution for small stands; fits almost any space.
20 ft
Space for a counter, back bar and a small storage area in one container.
40 ft
Serving area and lockable storage can be clearly separated.
The serving hatch is usually 2 to 4 m wide; the roof can be extended to form a covered counter area. For multi-day operation, two containers can be combined into one bar with storage and cooling areas.
Equipment as needed
- Fold-up serving hatches with a canopy
- Counter and back bar
- Hand wash basin and wastewater tank
- Refrigeration equipment
- Electrical installation with CEE power supply and lighting
- Exterior coating in your preferred colour or with vinyl wrapping
Advantages of a bar container
- Mobile: stackable and can be transported to any location by truck
- Turnkey: Conversion, technical systems and documentation, all from one supplier
- Expandable: two containers can be combined into a larger unit
- Robust: Steel construction for permanent outdoor use
Permits and operation
For temporary placement at events, the consent of the organiser or the municipality is generally sufficient. For permanent outdoor placement, a building permit may be required. We advise you on the preparation and supply the technical documentation for the conversion. Basics: Shipping containers and building permits.
Buying or renting?
For one-off or seasonal events, renting is the economical choice. If you regularly have a presence at events or are planning a permanent catering space, buying works out cheaper. Details on the customisation are shown in our Container conversion, delivery is described in Container transport and logistics.
Frequently asked questions
How large is the serving hatch?
Usually 2 to 4 m wide. The roof can be extended to create a covered counter area.
Do I need a building permit?
For temporary placement at events, the consent of the organiser or the municipality is generally sufficient. For permanent outdoor placement, a building permit may be required.
Can two containers be combined?
Yes, for multi-day operation, two containers can be combined into one bar with a storage and refrigeration area.
Buying or renting?
For one-off or seasonal events, renting is the economical choice; if you regularly have a presence at events or are planning a permanent catering space, buying works out cheaper.
What equipment options are available?
Serving hatches, counters, back bar, hand wash basin with wastewater tank, refrigeration, electrical installation with CEE power supply, lighting, and exterior coating in your preferred colour or with vinyl wrapping.
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