Special Purpose Kiosk

Beskrywing

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Special Purpose Kiosk specifications

Published builder figures for the trailer as supplied. Internal equipment is quoted separately because it is built to the application.

Two lockable spaces instead of a counter

The layout splits the trailer into two independent compartments. The main body runs the full 2790 mm of floor at 1530 mm inside width with 2085 mm of side height, so an adult stands upright and a fridge, a freezer or a bench of equipment fits without stacking. Ahead of it the nosecone is isolated from the main body and gets its own padlockable full height door, so stock, cash or tools stay locked away from whoever is working in the back. Both doors are 1760 by 860 mm and each has a retractable spring loaded step rated to 200 kg.

Fitted inside as standard

• Aluminium tread plate cladding over a corrosion resistant steel floor structure
• Four storage tray shelves on the left of the main area and one on the right
• Two padlockable storage containers mounted inside on the left
• An electrical distribution switchboard, standard on this model
• Gas bottle securing bracket in the main area for two 19 kg bottles
• Internal overhead light for the working area
• Two roof vents in the main body, two roof vents and two wall vents in the nosecone

Body, chassis and running gear

• Corrosion resistant steel body on a braked 1800 kg axle of 1830 mm
• Ten blade leaf springs and 220 mm of ground clearance
• Two 14 inch six stud wheels on 195 x 14 inch tyres plus one spare
• Padlockable spare wheel bracket on the left mudguard
• Galvanised Sigma auto reverse coupler with run in brakes
• Four heavy duty adjustable support legs, one at each corner
• Adjustable 200 mm jockey wheel, LED lights and a caravan plug inlet at the right rear

Payload, licensing and towing

Tare is 800 kg against a GVM of 1525 kg, which leaves 725 kg for the fit out, the stock and the gas. That goes quickly once a fridge, shelving and two 19 kg cylinders are aboard, so weigh the finished unit rather than assuming. The axle is braked and the trailer is far above the 750 kg threshold, so it must be registered, licensed and roadworthy, and the tow vehicle rated for the loaded mass. The framework is the National Road Traffic Act. Trading permits are separate and remain your responsibility.

How it differs from the hatch kiosks

Body and chassis are shared with the 7 ft Kiosk and the Kiosk Custom, all three at 2790 by 1530 mm and 1525 kg GVM, so the decision is not about the trailer. Those two carry a 2205 mm serving hatch in the side and three support legs. This one has no hatch, a second full height door, four legs and the switchboard included rather than optional. Serve over a counter and a hatch model is the cheaper answer. Need a closed lockable working room with a separate secure store and this is the body to start from. The full range sits on the retail and vending trailers page.

Who uses a kiosk without a serving hatch

Operators who choose it are usually not selling over a counter. Mobile testing and screening units, sampling and demonstration teams, gate and ticket control at events, tool and spares support for a plant hire fleet and small mobile offices on remote sites all want the same thing: a weatherproof steel room at standing height that locks and tows behind a bakkie. The isolated nosecone is what makes it work wherever cash or controlled stock has to be kept apart from the working area.

Specifications