2-Module Classroom with Kitchenette and WC

A wide, single-storey classroom layout

This configuration uses two 5.9m x 2.2m P600 modules positioned side by side, creating a wide building with an overall footprint of 5.9m x 4.4m. The combined internal floor area is approximately 24 m², providing a practical space for schools that need to expand teaching capacity without committing to a larger permanent building project.

Module 1 forms the northern half of the building. Its exposed north elevation has a glazed double-door entrance positioned between two large windows. A further large window is fitted to each exposed 2.2m end wall, facing east and west. This arrangement gives the main entrance a clear position on the long elevation while providing windows on three sides of the module.

Module 2 forms the southern half. Its exposed south elevation contains two large windows, while the east and west end walls each have one large window. Across the complete building, the specified window arrangement provides glazing on every exposed elevation, with the double doors located on the north side.

Exterior finish and internal fit-out

The exterior is finished in horizontal Dark grey cladding. A flat roof and slim fascia keep the roofline simple and low-profile, giving the classroom a neat appearance that can sit comfortably within an existing primary or secondary school site.

The standard fitted specification includes a kitchenette and WC within the building. These facilities make the configuration suitable as a self-contained classroom or additional teaching space, subject to the school’s chosen furniture, equipment and final service connections. The precise positioning of the kitchenette and WC should be confirmed as part of the project specification.

Price and standard specification

The indicative price for this two-module classroom is £21,500 excluding VAT, or £25,800 including VAT. This price applies to the standard fitted specification described here: two linked P600 modules in a single-storey, wide layout, with the stated doors, windows, Dark grey exterior finish, kitchenette and WC.

Delivery, groundworks and site-specific works are not included in the indicative price and are quoted separately. Costs can vary according to the school’s location, access arrangements, required foundations, utility routes and any work needed to prepare the site before delivery.

Schools comparing layouts and capacity options can view further information about modular classrooms. Alternative P600 arrangements can also be explored using the P600 configurator.

Lead time and siting requirements

A typical lead time is 8–12 weeks, subject to specification, project scheduling and site readiness. The programme should be confirmed before placing an order, particularly where installation needs to fit around term dates, examinations or school holidays.

The building requires a suitable, level prepared base and clear delivery access to the installation position. Space for delivery and installation operations must be assessed in advance, including gates, roads, overhead restrictions and working clearance. Water, drainage and electrical requirements for the kitchenette and WC must also be planned, with connection work and other site-specific items quoted separately.

Any necessary permissions, site surveys and local requirements should be confirmed by the buyer before installation. Early site assessment helps define the groundworks, service connections and delivery arrangements needed for this exact configuration.