Welfare Cabins & Site WC Units for Sale

Most buyers of a welfare cabin start with a list of facilities rather than a size: a toilet, somewhere to wash, a place to make a hot drink, and a room to change or sit out of the weather. Every layout here shares the same insulated sandwich panel shell on a steel frame, so the choice is which facilities you need and how many rooms and entrances suit your site.

Choosing a welfare cabin layout by facilities

If one unit has to hold both a toilet and a kitchen, K3003 and K2004 each combine a WC and a kitchenette. K3003 gives you a second room with its own door for changing or an office; K2004 keeps office and welfare in one open room. K3006 has a shower room and kitchenette in its central core, for crews who finish the day dirty or wet. K3004 and K3002 suit two rooms that need a WC but no kitchen, though K3002 can take a 180cm kitchen unit (£1,475 + VAT on the 2.30m × 6.00m size).

Each layout comes in four sizes: 2.30m × 6.00m, 3.00m × 5.00m, 3.00m × 6.00m and 3.00m × 7.00m. At the largest size, K3003, K3004 and K2004 are £8,939 + VAT and K3002 is £7,465 + VAT.

What CDM 2015 expects on a construction site

Schedule 2 of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 lists the welfare facilities a construction site needs: toilets, washing facilities, drinking water, changing rooms and lockers, and rest facilities. How many units your site needs, and what each must contain, belongs in your own welfare plan. The drawing for each layout shows exactly what it contains, so you can check it against that plan before production.

Buying a unit for a long programme

We sell welfare units rather than hire them. Hire can suit a short job. On a long programme, or where a unit will move from one site to the next, compare the purchase price plus delivery with the hire charges for the whole period. Buying also means the layout and options are chosen for your site and confirmed on a drawing.

Siting, base and connections

Units arrive as finished buildings for a firm, level base such as concrete pads, a slab or compacted hardstanding; we advise on the base when quoting. Water, drainage and power connections are made on site, so tell us what supplies you have or plan to have. Delivery is quoted to your postcode, and offloading needs a HIAB, crane or forklift depending on the unit and the site.

FAQs

Are the rooms smaller on the smaller sizes?

Yes. The renders show the 3.00m × 7.00m model; on smaller footprints the rooms are scaled to fit. The layout is confirmed on a drawing before production.

What doors and windows come as standard?

An 880mm × 1960mm steel entrance door and 890mm × 1135mm double-glazed PVC windows. The units are about 2.65m tall.

Are electrics and heating included?

They are options. The Standard Electrical Pack is £950 + VAT on the 2.30m × 6.00m and 3.00m × 5.00m sizes and £1,050 + VAT on the two larger sizes; air conditioning is £2,950 + VAT or £3,300 + VAT on the same split. An Electric Wall Heater is £375 + VAT and a Blue Male Socket is £75 + VAT.

Get a price

Tell us the layout, size, number of units, your postcode and the services on site. Call 0116 403 0143, WhatsApp +44 7359 538937 or email info@karmodint.co.uk, Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:00. Prices exclude VAT, delivery and offloading; the formal written quote confirms delivery, offload equipment and the final price.