Featuring two roller shutters along the front and a personnel door on the side for additional access, the container was externally painted in RAL 8008 (mustard yellow) to suit the surroundings of its final location.

Holiday Park Converted Container Bar

Internally, the back wall was cladded with rough sawn timber that was burned and stained to provide a rustic aesthetic, and solid wood bars were installed along the entirety of both the back and serving area, leaving ample room down the centre for staff to move around comfortably.

Holiday Park Converted Container Bar

Danish oil was applied to the wooden worktops to protect the counter surface, which becomes food safe when fully cured. Regular applications of the oil will maintain the natural looking finish and increase its durability.

Holiday Park Converted Container Bar

The ceiling was treated with grafotherm, a substance that absorbs moisture to reduce condensation and prevent corrosion. This was then lined with plywood which had been adjusted to feature LED spotlights.

Holiday Park Converted Container Bar

Multiple plug sockets were added to support the requirement for electrical appliances, and a nonslip vinyl was chosen for the floor. This is to support the health and safety of those inside the container when spillages are highly likely and allows for easier cleaning.


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