Modular Buildings for Retail & Hospitality

A café unit is a working kitchen with a shopfront attached. Everything depends on the serving line: where customers queue, where the barista stands, and where water, waste and power land behind the counter.

A retail unit has to pull people in from outside and stay secure when it's closed. That means generous shopfront glazing, a clear customer entrance, and shutters or lockable glazing for out of hours.

A showroom has a different job from a shop: it has to make a considered purchase feel credible. That means glazing you can display through, a proper reception, somewhere private to sit down and do the deal, and a finish that matches the brand rather than looking like a site cabin.

If you need another commercial kitchen rather than a café, Adacon designs and manufactures a permanent modular catering building around your kitchen layout. You or your catering designer set the equipment and workflow; we build the insulated, fitted building to suit it, with provisions for extraction, drainage, power and specialist services, and coordinate the equipment installers. These kitchens are designed to be used permanently, so they are supplied for purchase rather than hire.