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That we have here is a 19 foot concession trailer (14' without tongue) used by owner for the past 10 years or so. They didn't do the fair circuit with it, just an average of 1 fair per year, really not worth the expense of building it which was approx. $22,000 (labor/materials)
Most work was done by our own staff and took months to build. The outside is covered in 1/4" plywood with white aluminum, it cannot be dented easily. All doors are trimmed in Aluminum, as well as all corners. The outside needs some tlc, it measures 7' 3" wide, 14' long, 8' 8" from ground up, has 3 sides open revealing showcases, showcase glass is Lexan- 1/4" thick, Lexan is in ok shape, it has some scratches here and there, 2 horizontal showcases have small halogen bulbs for illumination, the end case shown below has an overhead Flood light.
The 4 tall showcases have one 3" flood light each. There are stainless steel hooks on the outside that we used for hanging signs. All doors have gas filled shock thingys. The two side doors also have electric that run out to the edge so that we could plug in spot lights for the disco ball. The inside features wired speakers and 3 overhead fluorescent lights. The electrical system is 110 volts with its own breaker box. There are 4 duplex outlets located in each corner as well as an outlet under the floor for supplying power elsewhere, Two Lexan roof vents and a rubber roof . Trailer can be leveled using the permanently attached leveling jacks, The steel piano hinges used were the best owner could find at the time of construction, they really should be replaced with stainless steel, Back door, this was overbuilt, two dead bolt locks and 3 super heavy duty hinges, the back door also features all kinds of extra steel tubing, its built for a break in attempt with a sledge hammer. The trailer started off as an Airstream trailer shortened 16', we used 12 gauge box steel tubing, all tubing was mig welded - ALL four sides are welded, these aren't cheesy welds. Floor is 1/4" aluminum diamond plate. Wheels are steel. Dual Axels with working electric brakes. 1" foam insulation throughout- roof, walls, doors, and wheel wells. (everywhere except the floor). This trailer is not intended to be a food concession trailer. Located in Washington, NJ.