Catering trailer for hire
A ready-made counter on wheels — plug in the power and you are up and running.
Catering trailer for hire — a ready-made counter on wheels for food service, a kiosk or ticket sales. Tow it into place, plug in the power and you are up and running.
The trailer we rent out
Respo catering trailer
A ready-made sales booth on wheels — much faster than building your own.
| Type | Catering trailer |
| Use | Food service, kiosk, ticket sales |
| Power supply | Plugs into a standard power socket |
| Transport | Towed by a car |
Complete food service area
The catering trailer is often combined with a refrigerated and freezer trailer for stock, a quick-up tent for seating and a quiet Honda generator where there is no power. We deliver everything together — with our own transport.
Sales booth on a trailer
The Respo trailer is a ready-made sales booth with a counter, built on a trailer. The internal height is 220 cm, so you can stand upright while you work. It suits a kiosk at a sports event, food sales at a festival or ticket sales at the entrance.
The advantage is that it is ready to go. You do not have to build a booth, and you move it away the same day the event is over.
Think through what you will be selling before you order: how many people will work in the trailer at the same time, what needs to be kept cold and what needs to be heated. That determines how much power and cold storage you need alongside it.
Can you tow it yourself?
The trailer has a gross weight of 1,500 kg and is towed by a car. The transport dimensions are 579 cm long, 233 cm wide and 290 cm high. Remember the height if you need to pass under gates or roofs on the way.
Whether your driving licence covers it depends on the car. With a class B licence, the car and trailer together can have a maximum permitted gross weight of 3,500 kg. Check the car's registration certificate and the guide to cars and trailers. If that does not work, we deliver with our own transport.
Power for the trailer
The trailer plugs into a standard power socket. If there is no power where it will stand, a quiet Honda generator does the job. Hotplates, coffee machines and deep fryers draw a lot, so add up the load before you choose a size. The guide to generators shows you how.
If several booths and trailers need to share power, we have site distribution boards and extension cables in 230 V and 400 V. See power for events.
Placement and queues
Place the trailer on level, firm ground, with room in front for a queue. People waiting for food should not block entrances, toilets or access roads. A couple of crowd barriers will steer the queue where you want it.
A refrigerated and freezer trailer alongside gives you stock storage right behind the counter, and a quick-up tent provides shelter from the weather at the seating area. Everything can come on the same transport.
Questions and answers
Can I tow the catering trailer with an ordinary car?
It is towed by a car and has a gross weight of 1,500 kg. Check the permitted trailer weight in the car's registration certificate and whether your driving licence covers it.
Does the trailer need power?
Yes, it plugs into a standard power socket. Where there is no power, you can hire a quiet Honda generator.
How high is it inside?
The internal height is 220 cm.
Can you deliver the trailer?
Yes. We deliver with our own transport, often together with tents, refrigerated and freezer trailers and power.