Container Accessories
Customise your container with functional, secure accessories designed by Royal Wolf.
Commercial-Grade Fit-Out
Each shipping container kitchen includes stainless steel benches, food-safe surfaces, industrial-grade appliances, commercial lighting, and compliant plumbing, all built into a 40ft container restaurant-style layout. These commercial kitchen containers are designed for high-volume food prep in any location.
Climate Control
To support safe and comfortable cooking conditions, air conditioning comes standard. This feature helps maintain temperature stability for kitchen containers operating in extreme Australian climates, reducing risk to staff and ensuring uninterrupted food prep.
AS4674-2004 Compliant
Royal Wolf’s shipping container commercial kitchens are built in accordance with AS4674-2004, the Australian Standard for food premises. Whether used as an auxiliary kitchen or permanent install, compliance ensures hygiene and safety from day one.
Scalable & Modular
These modular kitchens can be deployed as stand-alone facilities or integrated into a full mobile site solution alongside accommodation or first aid units. Ideal for clubs, festivals, or recreational parks where the kitchen needs to move with the project.
Fast Deployment & Portability
Container cafes and commercial kitchens are designed for rapid mobilisation, making them a practical solution for businesses that need fast, compliant catering infrastructure. Plug-and-play utility connections ensure minimal delays, helping reduce interruptions to your business.
Model Specifications | |
|---|---|
External Dimensions | Length: 12.19m | Width: 3.0m | Height: 2.90m |
Container Type | Built in 40ft High Cube extra wide container |
Features | Includes air conditioning, lighting, plumbing, and fit-out |
Compliance | Fully compliant with AS4674-2004 |
Capacity | Up to 200 meals per sitting |
Utilities | Power and water hook-up required |
A kitchen container is a shipping container professionally modified to serve as a fully operational kitchen. These self-contained units are ideal for onsite food prep, mobile catering, or commercial kitchen overflow.
Commercial kitchen containers offer a portable, modular solution for high-volume food service. Unlike traditional kitchens, they’re pre-fitted, compliant with Australian standards, and can be relocated or deployed rapidly with minimal site disruption.
Yes. Shipping container kitchens from Royal Wolf are designed to meet AS4674-2004 standards, ensuring they are hygienic, well-ventilated, and legally compliant for commercial food preparation.
Absolutely. Shipping container commercial kitchens are suited for both temporary and long-term setups, making them ideal for mining camps, festivals, auxiliary kitchens during renovations, and even permanent installations.
Container restaurants typically feature full commercial cooking setups for large-scale food service, while container cafes are often smaller units tailored to coffee, light meals, or takeaway service.
A shipping container kitchen provides a flexible, lower-cost way to enter the hospitality market. It’s especially popular among startups, mobile bar operators, and businesses testing new locations.
Yes. Our modular kitchens can be tailored with equipment upgrades, layout changes, or integrated with other facilities such as dining areas or 40ft lunch rooms.
A shipping container cafe is a practical solution for clubs, recreational parks, or pop-up locations, providing secure, weatherproof service in areas without existing infrastructure.
Royal Wolf offers standard 40ft containers for commercial kitchens, as well as 10ft and 20ft containers for smaller-scale food prep or mobile bar use.
Yes. Many businesses use our kitchens as an auxiliary kitchen when their initial kitchen is under renovation, ensuring there are no service interruptions.
While a food truck is highly mobile, a shipping container kitchen offers more space, better equipment capacity, and can remain onsite long-term. It’s ideal for consistent, high-volume food prep.
Yes. Our modified containers can include custom shelving, appliances, lighting, ventilation, and layout changes to suit your specific kitchen design preferences.
Yes. An auxiliary kitchen is usually required when the initial kitchen is undergoing upgrades or repairs. Our units are ideal for minimising interruptions to your business.
While they’re not refrigerated containers themselves, our kitchens can be paired with [cold storage units] or modified with cooling appliances for specific needs.