Why the 20ft footprint keeps winning over the 16ft version
When clients ask us to compare the 16ft and the 20ft, the practical test is the furniture: a 16ft site office struggles to fit a printer, a meeting table for four and a tea station without feeling crowded. The extra forty inches of width plus a slightly taller 9.5ft ceiling completely changes how the unit feels indoors.
Most of our repeat buyers — civil contractors, EPC project teams, RMC plant supervisors — settle on the 20ft because it gives them one usable workspace, one small storage zone and a discreet washroom corner if they want plumbing added later. Smaller sizes force compromises that get expensive in worker hours.




