Specification
1	Size	L5800W2200H2500mm
2	Main Structure	Galvanized Steel
3	Exterior wall	EPS sandwich panel with 2 layers Painting
4	Internal wall	Galvanized steel panel with white spraying
5	Internal floor	Wood grain stone plastic floor
6	Door	Handmade steel door+Hinge structure lower flap door
7	Window	Selling upper flap
8	Equipment	Cabinet,chairs,shelf...
9	Electrical system	Distribution box1,switches1,sockets*6
10	Loading	2unit/40HQ container

Restaurants are able to use shipping containers for a variety of purposes. Because many restaurants have a limited amount of indoor storage space, they often need extra storage space for supplies. Containers come in many sizes – including 20-foot, 40-foot, or custom length. You can use them for storage for overstocked inventory of any size, such as:

· Uniforms

· Furniture, such as tables and chairs

· Back-up glassware or dishware

· “Dry storage” for non-perishable items

· Refrigerated or frozen storage, for drinks, beer and wine, chilled foods, and other items that are temperature-sensitive

· And more

Some restaurants even use shipping containers as a building material. Tons of restaurants and bars today are housed in reused, converted steel shipping containers. Some restaurants even build outdoor bars with re-purposed containers. This can act as a creative add-on to your existing restaurant. Building with a shipping container is becoming popular among businesses because they are cost-efficient, mobile, temporary, and customizable.

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