Farewell to Welfare Unit

James Mellars has been busy again! A customer called him with a problem; his gang of cable layers spent no more than a week at any one job and supplying them with a welfare cabin was becoming quite expensive as the transport charges for a crane offload and collect were relatively high. The solution: James sold him a second hand mobile self contained welfare unit. The customer now tows it from site to site and calls Elliott support services when he requires it to be emptied. Inside, there is a flushing toilet, a drying area, a six person seating area, hand washing facility and a microwave. The unit is powered by a diesel generator. There's a few more available across the country so, anyone interested should call James on 07774131145.

Giant Steps are what She Takes.....

OK so it's only vaguely related to portable buildings but who cares!

Laura Poole, who organises repairs and renewals to our fleet of energy saving temporary buildings operated from our Cannock branch recently took part in the 26 mile moon walk through London.

She and her team, dressed in traditional West Midlands Saturday night costume, raised a total of £1445 in aid of breast cancer. Job well done Laura (second from right) and thanks for the picture! ;)

Eco- Future continues to thrive in the retail sector

Energy saving portable buildings

B&Q Distribution Centre at Highworth, near Swindon are the latest retailer to chose the Elliott range of energy saving Eco-Future products, joining the ranks of Morrison’s, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda.

The 30 week hire consists of 18 32x10 energy saving Eco-Offices, Elliott Evolution self-powered temporary buildings, stores, welfare accommodation and a gatehouse.