The 7 x 12 flat front concession trailer is a purpose-built mobile kitchen for high-efficiency food service at fairs, festivals, and sporting events. Unlike V-nose models, the flat front maximizes every square inch of interior wall space, which makes it far easier to install full-size commercial refrigerators, prep tables, and cooking lines against the front wall, so you get more usable kitchen out of the same footprint.
Built to maximize a small footprint
At 12 feet long, this trailer strikes a practical balance: large enough to house a two- or three-person crew comfortably, yet small enough to tow with most standard pickups without a heavy-duty rig. A tall 7-foot interior height keeps staff comfortable through a busy shift, and a large 4-foot concession window with glass, screens, and a flip-up counter keeps service fast. A 50-amp electrical package with independent 20-amp circuits powers your cooking line, an A/C and heat unit holds the workspace comfortable year-round, and insulated walls and ceiling keep temperatures stable for any mobile food menu.
Specifications
- 7′ x 12′ flat-front design that maximizes interior wall space
- Tall 7′ interior height for comfortable all-day work
- Large 4′ concession window with glass, screens, and flip-up counter
- 50-amp electrical package with independent 20-amp circuits
- A/C and heat unit with insulated walls and ceiling
- Right-sized for a 2-3 person crew, towable by a standard pickup
Why buy the 7 x 12 flat front concession trailer
The flat front is the smart choice when equipment layout matters more than aerodynamics: that straight front wall lets you line up reach-in coolers, prep tables, and a cooking line that a V-nose would force you to angle and waste. You get a genuinely usable commercial kitchen in a trailer a normal truck can tow, ready for fairs, festivals, and catering jobs. Browse more in our catering 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.
