Do you require portable office hire?

There are plenty of situations and places that will prompt you to hire a portable building in New Zealand. While there are a few obvious situations requiring portable units such as toilet blocks or sleepouts, we’d like to spend time in our blogs bringing a few more abstract – yet still fundamental – portable building hiring situations to your attention.

Today we’re taking a look at a pair of portable offices/meeting rooms we’ve spotted around the country recently to help you see the full potential of portable building hire in New Zealand!

 

An office in a car park

If you’ve ever shopped for a new or secondhand car (and if you happen to be in the market of selling them) then chances are you’ve seen one of our portable buildings parked discreetly amid the vehicles. Our portable office buildings provide both salesman and buyer a room in which to comfortably discuss and fill out any necessary paperwork. Having a room dedicated to meeting with the buyer and filling out their documentation means that the employees of the car dealership will not need to sacrifice their own office space to make room for meetings with buyers. Buyers will also enjoy the dedicated, private space as they handle this important (often expensive) transaction, as well as several of their personal details.

 

A ‘stop by’ bank

If you’ve driven around Queensgate mall in Wellington lately, then you’ve probably noticed the myriad of portable buildings being used as temporary office space for New Zealand banks. As half the mall is out of access due to the earthquake, many banks have been forced to shift into these portable units in order to continue providing service to their customers. One of our portable office units would be a perfect solution to any businesses – such as banks – who are expected to be ever-available to their clients no matter what! So, you could consider hiring a portable office to be an excellent option in case of a business emergency!