The 8.5 x 20 white concession trailer is a roomy, BBQ-ready event kitchen finished in clean white. Twenty feet of enclosed length gives a full crew the space to run a serious cooking line, and the bright white shell brands easily and looks professional at any festival, fair, or catered event.

Roomy and ready to serve

A 7-foot interior height with insulated aluminum mill walls and ATP metal flooring keeps the workspace comfortable and easy to clean, and a 4-foot concession window with glass, screens, and a flip-up counter handles service. A 100-amp electrical package with independent 20-amp circuits powers a full equipment line, and a sink and tank package with 30-gallon fresh and 50-gallon waste covers handwashing and warewashing for health-code compliance. On dual 3,500 lb axles, it is a complete, road-ready barbecue and food-service kitchen built for high-volume events.

Specifications

• 8.5 x 20 layout with a 7-foot interior height
• Clean white exterior, easy to brand
• 4-foot concession window with glass, screens, and flip-up counter
• 100-amp electrical with independent 20-amp circuits
• Insulated aluminum mill walls; ATP metal flooring
• Sink and tank package: 30-gallon fresh, 50-gallon waste; dual 3,500 lb axles

A clean, capable canvas

White is the most versatile finish in mobile food, taking a wrap or lettering beautifully and reflecting heat to stay cooler on hot event days. Behind the simple shell is twenty feet of insulated, well-powered working room with a full sink package, so this trailer is genuinely capable of a demanding BBQ or food menu while looking professional doing it.

Why buy the 8.5 x 20 white concession trailer

This roomy white rig pairs a twenty-foot kitchen with a full sink package and 100-amp power, a brandable, capable platform for high-volume BBQ and catering. See more in our BBQ and smoker trailers collection.

Every trailer ships new, with delivery to the contiguous 48 states included in the listed price. Alaska, Hawaii and US territories are quoted separately before you order. The price you see is the price you pay.