Changing rooms
A changing room container with space for the whole shift
A changing room has to take everyone at once, at the moment the shift ends. We fit a changing room container with benches, lockers and hooks in numbers set by your team rather than by a standard scheme. In the repeatable 6 × 3 or 8 × 3 m size the same building is ordered as a changing unit: a shorter lead time and a price known from the start. If you also need a canteen and a washroom, see welfare containers and sanitary containers.
When it works
When a changing room container is the right answer
Changing space for a building crew
A changing room beside the production hall
Separate clean and dirty changing areas
Changing rooms at a sports ground
Seasonal changing rooms at a swimming spot
Facilities for trade fair staff
A changing room for a growing workforce
Changing space with drying for workwear
Facilities for a sports club
What you get
What comes with the building
Fitted out for the headcount
Benches, lockers and hooks sized to the shift.
Heating and ventilation
Workwear dries, and changing indoors in winter is bearable.
A version with showers
The washroom in the same building, or in the module next to it.
Combined with other units
Changing room, welfare and washroom can form one compound.
Models
Changing room container models
The number of lockers and benches follows the size of a single shift.
Novi Modular
Proven production and delivery capacity
projects across Poland and Europe
containers off the production line
1500+ projects across Poland and Europe
Factory output of 50 units a month
An on-time, repeatable production and delivery process
Complete delivery with crane unloading - nothing for you to arrange
Full documentation, certification and warranty
Proven solutions built on experience
Working with us, step by step
Every project follows one ordered process
Consultation and needs analysis
A conversation to establish what the building is for and the scope of the planned investment.
Configuration and design
Technical solutions and fit-out chosen around the planned activity, followed by a final quotation.
Production
The building is made under controlled factory conditions to the agreed specification.
Transport and unloading
Delivery on our own transport with crane unloading, and the building prepared for use.
How a changing room container is built
The build process
Configuration and design
Steel frame production
Full assembly and fit-out
Quality control and sign-off
Transport with crane unloading
Get inspired
See our containers at work
Get in touch
Tell us how many people change on one shift
Write how many workers use the changing room and whether you need showers. We will get back to you with a quotation and available lead times.
- Office
- Retail
- Service
- Catering
- Residential
Good to know
What to know about changing room containers
Sized for the shift, not for the average
A changing room is empty for most of the day and full for ten minutes. The number that matters is the peak: how many people change at once when the shift turns over. Benches, lockers and circulation space are set from that figure, which is why the first question is about your rota rather than about square metres.
Clean and dirty separated
Where the work is dirty, the building is divided into two zones with the washing facilities between them: workwear comes off on one side, everyday clothes are on the other. It costs a partition and a second door, and it keeps the mess out of people cars.
- Lockers: single, double or split-level, lockable.
- Benches, hooks, boot racks and drying space.
- Heating and mechanical ventilation so wet clothing dries.
- Optional shower area, in the same unit or the next one.
At sports grounds
Clubs usually need two changing rooms and a referee room rather than one large space. Two units side by side, with a third smaller one, gives that at a fraction of the cost of a pavilion building, and the whole set can be relocated if the ground moves.