Who this was for
A burger concept taking its kitchen on the road, and needing the trailer to cook and serve like a real line, not a styled-up box.

A burger concept needed a trailer built as a full commercial kitchen. We designed and fabricated it in-house at our headquarters, so the stainless line, the equipment, the service deck, and the service windows all came from one team.
A burger concept taking its kitchen on the road, and needing the trailer to cook and serve like a real line, not a styled-up box.
A full cook line, storage, and a service deck have to fit inside a towable trailer and still meet commercial standards. The layout has to earn every inch.
We built it as one job at our own headquarters: layout, stainless line, equipment, the fold-down service deck, and the service windows the brand sells through.
A commercial kitchen on wheels that holds up to a busy service, with one team behind the whole build instead of a chain of separate trades.
The cook line, storage, service deck, and movement all have to share a towable shell and still meet commercial standards. The layout has to be right before a single panel is cut.
We built the line in stainless, set the equipment, and added the fold-down service deck and ramp so the crew could cook, store, and serve without fighting the space.
Design, fabrication, equipment, and the finish work all ran through us, all under one roof. That is the point: one number to call and one team accountable for whether the trailer works on a busy day.
The trailer had to cook and serve like a full kitchen, in a towable shell, with one team standing behind it.
A trailer the brand could open service from anywhere, built to the same commercial standard as a fixed kitchen rather than a styled-up box.
We took it on as one job at Edge HQ, so the layout, the metalwork, the equipment, and the finish were never split across separate shops.
A mobile kitchen that earns its inches on a busy day, with one team to call if anything on it needs sorting.
The pieces that turn a trailer into a kitchen, kept under one team so nothing fell between trades.