Industrial maintenance projects
Maintenance work often runs across long shifts in areas without nearby indoor space. A climate-controlled trailer gives the crew somewhere close to the work to rest, review the scope, and stage the next task.
Industries and applications
Anvil Rentals units are used by crews working in and around industrial facilities. The sections below describe common ways the trailers and cube unit are put to work.



Maintenance work often runs across long shifts in areas without nearby indoor space. A climate-controlled trailer gives the crew somewhere close to the work to rest, review the scope, and stage the next task.
Construction crews working inside or near an operating facility need temporary space that can be positioned where the work is happening. Models 1 and 2 support break periods and coordination without pulling crews off site.
Turnaround headcount climbs quickly and existing facilities fill up fast. Additional climate-controlled units give supervisors more room to organize break and meal rotations across shifts.
Heat is a daily factor on industrial jobsites. A climate-controlled unit placed near the work area gives crews a practical place to cool down between tasks.
Model 2 is set up for meal periods with two microwaves, wall-facing bar-style seating, tables, exterior lunch box storage shelving, and an exterior hard hat tree.
Use a trailer for toolbox talks, planning discussions, and coordination between trades without walking crews back to a central office.
The cube unit weighs less than 4,000 pounds and has been load-tested and approved for lifting onto elevated structures. Lifting plans, rigging, and site conditions must be reviewed and managed by qualified personnel.
Facility service companies and specialty contractors can add temporary climate-controlled space for the length of a project instead of committing to permanent structures.

Call Anvil Rentals to review your jobsite, dates, and the model that fits the application.