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Temporary Catering Facilities During Refurbishment


Commercial Outdoor Equipment


We regularly provide our services to clients when they are undergoing a kitchen refurbishment or carrying out other building works that necessitate the closure of existing catering facilities.


We offer a free design service, and project management from concept through to delivery and installation on site, plus full technical support throughout the hire period.


Mobile Kitchens Ltd specialises in the hire of temporary catering facilities and foodservice equipment.


The


elements that make up our


temporary kitchen and restaurant facilities can be provided as individual units in their own right – Production Kitchens, Preparation Kitchens, Ware-washing Units, Dry Store Units, Cold Rooms, Restaurant Units, etc - or they can be linked together on site to form a complete complex. Alternatively, we can offer modular, open-plan facilities, usually for larger, longer term hires.


We have many tried and tested design layouts and would be pleased to put forward our recommendations for your project.


For further information or to arrange a site visit, please email:


sales@mk-hire.co.uk or call us on: or visit our website:


0345 812 0800 www.mk-hire.co.uk T:01524 262900 www.cindersbarbecues.co.uk See us at Stand 839


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