Welfare unit hire in Belfast
3 sizes of welfare unit (Towable or static, 6 to 12 people). Choose the size, configure the attachments and tell us when you need it. A hire company in Belfast and the surrounding area contacts you directly.
Welfare unit Towable, up to 6 people in Belfast
Small crews and roadworksTowable, up to 6 people: typically used for small crews and roadworks. Self-contained canteen, toilet, drying room and hand washing for site workers, with its own generator and water tanks.
Small crews and roadworks- Companies
- Local, from our network
- Contact
- Direct from the company
- Attachments
- 5 available
- Rentapa service
- Free
Welfare unit Towable, up to 10 people in Belfast
Medium crewsTowable, up to 10 people: typically used for medium crews. Self-contained canteen, toilet, drying room and hand washing for site workers, with its own generator and water tanks.
Medium crews- Companies
- Local, from our network
- Contact
- Direct from the company
- Attachments
- 5 available
- Rentapa service
- Free
Welfare unit Static cabin, up to 12 people in Belfast
Longer projectsStatic cabin, up to 12 people: typically used for longer projects. Self-contained canteen, toilet, drying room and hand washing for site workers, with its own generator and water tanks.
Longer projects- Companies
- Local, from our network
- Contact
- Direct from the company
- Attachments
- 5 available
- Rentapa service
- Free
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When to hire a welfare unit
Providing the toilets, washing facilities, drinking water, a heated place to eat and somewhere to dry clothes that construction sites must have.
Which size to choose
Choose by the number of workers. Towable units with their own generator suit short jobs and roadworks; static cabins suit longer projects. Ask how often the waste tank is emptied and the water refilled.
Frequently asked questions
How much does welfare unit hire cost in Belfast?
As a guide, a towable welfare unit for up to 5 people can be around £195 to £200 a week, and a larger unit for up to 10 people around £245 a week, often with a minimum hire of four weeks. Delivery, servicing and fuel are usually extra.
Can I hire a welfare unit with an operator?
This equipment is normally supplied for you to use yourself. Check the instructions, attachments and preparation needed when it is delivered. If you need someone to carry out the work, describe it in the notes.
How does delivery of a welfare unit work?
You can ask for delivery and collection or arrange to collect it yourself, depending on the equipment and the company. Give the postcode, the access, the delivery times and how it can be unloaded. Check the price of both journeys and who loads and unloads before you accept the quote.
Guides to help you plan your hire
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Guide · Plant operator cards explained: CPCS, NPORS, IPAF and CSCSPlant operator cards explained: what CPCS, NPORS, IPAF PAL and CSCS cards cover, and what to tell a hire company before self-drive hire.
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Guide · Self-drive or operated plant hire: which is right for your job?Self-drive or operated plant hire: costs, training, insurance, responsibilities and when an operator is worth it on your job.
Guide · Skid steer loader: wheels or tracks?Wheeled or tracked skid steer? Compare ground conditions, running costs, attachments and sizes before you hire a compact loader.
Guide · Telehandler sizes: how much reach and capacity do you need?How to choose a telehandler size: lift height, capacity, load charts, attachments and ground conditions, with indicative UK hire prices.
Guide · Wacker plate, trench rammer or roller: which compactor to hire?Choose the right compactor: forward or reversible plate, trench rammer, pedestrian or ride-on roller, by material, layer depth and area.
Guide · What size generator do I need? Working out kVA for site, home or eventWork out generator size in kVA for a site, home or event: kW vs kVA, load lists, starting current, 110 V and a rough calculator.
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