Insulated Panel Cabin 4.5ft × 4.5ft
1.35 × 1.35 m · 4.5ft × 4.5ft · H 2.35 m
- One-person booth
- Insulated panels
- Window and door fitted
£2,690 + VAT
£3,228 inc VAT
Kiosk shops
Outdoor and retail kiosks for sale
Ready-built kiosk shops for high streets, markets, parks and forecourts — from a 1.35 m one-person kiosk to a 2.7 m walk-in shop. Prices online, factory-built and lifted into place by crane.
- From £2,690 + VAT
- Arrives assembled
- Colour and branding to order
- 12-month warranty
Prices online
Sizes and prices
Prices are shown + VAT, the way trade buyers expect, with the inc-VAT figure underneath. Delivery is quoted by postcode with your written quote.
Insulated Panel Cabin 7ft × 7ft
2.10 × 2.10 m · 7ft × 7ft · H 2.35 m
- Two-person cabin
- Three or four windows
- Insulated panels
£4,195 + VAT
£5,034 inc VAT
GRP Security Hut 5ft × 5ft
1.50 × 1.50 m · 5ft × 5ft · H 2.40 m
- One-piece moulded GRP shell
- Window, door, lights and sockets fitted
- Arrives assembled — lift into place
£3,890 + VAT
£4,668 inc VAT
GRP Cabin 9ft × 5ft
1.50 × 2.70 m · 9ft × 5ft · H 2.40 m
- Popular ticket and car park kiosk size
- Serving hatch option
- Arrives assembled
£4,690 + VAT
£5,628 inc VAT
GRP Cabin 9ft × 7ft
2.15 × 2.70 m · 9ft × 7ft · H 2.40 m
- Two-person gatehouse size
- Panoramic windows
- Arrives assembled
£5,890 + VAT
£7,068 inc VAT
GRP Cabin 9ft × 9ft
2.70 × 2.70 m · 9ft × 9ft · H 2.45 m
- Largest single-piece GRP size
- Office, ticket office or welfare
- Arrives assembled
£6,390 + VAT
£7,668 inc VAT
Canopy Cabin 7ft × 5ft
1.40 × 2.15 m · 7ft × 5ft · H 2.75 m
- Canopy roof with lights
- Wide window
- Premium finish
£6,490 + VAT
£7,788 inc VAT
Heritage Kiosk
made to size
- Classic cornice and panelling
- For historic streets and venues
- Colour to order
Price on request
Outdoor shop kiosks: who uses them and why
An outdoor retail kiosk is a small, self-contained shop: a lockable, insulated room with a serving window, lights and power, standing on its own base. It lets you trade where a shop unit would be too expensive, too slow to fit out or simply not available.
Kiosk shops work wherever people pass on foot and stop for a minute: market squares, shopping-centre forecourts, retail parks, parks and seafronts, station approaches, campuses and visitor attractions. Common uses are phone accessories and repairs, key cutting, florists, newspapers and sweets, tourist information, event merchandise and pop-up brand stands.
- Low fixed cost: you buy the building once, from £2,690 + VAT, instead of fitting out a leased unit.
- Fast to open: the kiosk arrives finished — windows, door, lights and sockets fitted — and is craned into place ready to connect.
- Movable: if footfall moves, the kiosk moves with it. A crane lorry lifts it out and takes it to the next pitch.
- Weatherproof all year: insulated walls and roof, double-glazed windows and a lockable door, so stock stays dry and locked away overnight.
- Your brand on the outside: GRP kiosks can be finished in your colours.
Outdoor kiosk prices and sizes
Every price below is ex works, + VAT, for a finished kiosk with door, window, lights and sockets. Delivery by crane lorry is quoted for your postcode in your written quote. Add any size to your quote basket to request a written quote by email — or see the full price list.
| Kiosk | Footprint | Height | Good for | Price + VAT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Insulated panel kiosk 4.5ft × 4.5ft | 1.35 × 1.35 m | 2.35 m | One-person information or key-cutting kiosk | £2,690 |
| Insulated panel kiosk 7ft × 7ft | 2.10 × 2.10 m | 2.35 m | Walk-in kiosk shop on a budget | £4,195 |
| GRP kiosk 5ft × 5ft | 1.50 × 1.50 m | 2.40 m | Single-counter shop | £3,890 |
| GRP kiosk 7ft × 5ft | 1.50 × 2.15 m | 2.40 m | Counter plus stock behind | £4,490 |
| GRP kiosk 9ft × 5ft | 1.50 × 2.70 m | 2.40 m | Long serving window, queue along the front | £4,690 |
| GRP kiosk 9ft × 7ft | 2.15 × 2.70 m | 2.40 m | Walk-in shop with display | £5,890 |
| GRP kiosk 9ft × 9ft | 2.70 × 2.70 m | 2.45 m | Largest one-piece kiosk | £6,390 |
| Canopy kiosk 7ft × 5ft | 1.40 × 2.15 m | 2.75 m | Premium streets and forecourts | £6,490 |
| Heritage kiosk | Made to size | — | Historic streets and venues | On request |
Steel, GRP or heritage: choosing kiosk materials
Steel panel kiosks are built on a galvanised steel frame with sandwich-panel walls: a foam core between two steel skins. They are the lowest-cost way to put a warm, lockable kiosk on a pitch, and they are light — a 1.35 × 1.35 m kiosk weighs about 125 kg — so they are easy to move between sites.
GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) kiosks are moulded in one piece. There are no joints to leak and nothing to rot or rust, and the smooth shell takes colour well and wipes clean — useful in a busy public space. A 1.5 × 2.7 m GRP kiosk weighs about 450 kg, light enough for the delivery lorry's own crane.
Canopy and heritage kiosks are for places where looks matter as much as price. The canopy kiosk adds stone-effect cladding and a canopy roof with lights. Our heritage kiosk adds a classic cornice and panelling for historic streets, a good fit for riverside walks and civic squares.
| Steel panel | GRP | Canopy | Heritage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smallest here | 1.35 × 1.35 m, £2,690 + VAT | 1.50 × 1.50 m, £3,890 + VAT | 1.40 × 1.40 m, £5,595 + VAT | Made to size, price on request |
| Shell | Sandwich panels on a galvanised steel frame | One-piece moulded GRP | Stone-effect cladding, canopy roof with lights | Insulated cabin with classic cornice and panelling |
| Best for | Budget and temporary pitches | Markets, parks, forecourts, events | Shopping centres and premium streets | Historic streets and venues |
| Weight (smallest) | about 125 kg | about 280 kg | about 700 kg | confirmed on the drawing |
Designing your kiosk shop
Start with how customers will buy. A kiosk that serves through a window needs its long side facing the footfall and a counter at the hatch. A kiosk people walk into needs a clear door, room to turn round and display on the walls. Tell us what you sell and we draw the layout around it.
The process is short. You send an inquiry and get a written quote by email with a drawing, showing door, window and hatch positions. Once you approve the drawing we build the kiosk and deliver it by crane lorry; the lead time is in your written quote.
Every kiosk leaves the factory with PVC double-glazed windows, a lockable door with a steel or PVC frame, an LED ceiling light, double sockets and a small consumer unit, insulated walls and roof and a hard-wearing vinyl floor. Design ideas that work outdoors:
- Serving hatch on the footfall side: customers stay outside, stock and staff stay warm inside.
- Glazing on three sides: the kiosk becomes its own shop window, lit from inside after dark.
- Brand colours on the shell: GRP can be finished in your colours; the canopy roof carries lights.
- Counter, shelving and extra sockets for card terminals, chillers or phone chargers — options we confirm in your written quote and show on the drawing.
- Outdoor information kiosks: a 1.35 m or 1.5 m kiosk with windows all round gives staff a clear view of visitors and a dry place to hand out maps and tickets.
Portable and modular kiosks: delivery, base and moving
Every kiosk on this page is a portable, modular building: made in the factory, carried fully assembled and needing no building work on site beyond a level base. That is what makes a pop-up shop kiosk practical — trade for a season, then lift the kiosk out and take it to the next pitch.
Delivery is by a lorry with its own crane (HIAB). The driver lifts the kiosk straight onto your base, ready for the electrician once it is down. You need clear access for the lorry and no overhead cables near the lift.
The base should be firm and level: a concrete slab, paving or four level concrete pads at the corners. Bolt the kiosk down in exposed spots. An electrician then connects the supply to the consumer unit.
A kiosk on a street or other public land normally needs the landowner's consent and, for selling, a street trading licence from the council. A permanent kiosk may also need planning permission, and illuminated signs can need advertisement consent. Check with your council early — we can supply drawings for an application.
Buy new, rent or buy used?
Renting suits a one-off event or a trial pitch of a few weeks. If you plan to trade for longer, compare the total hire cost over that period with the purchase prices above. Once the kiosk is yours there is no weekly charge, and you can move it or sell it on.
A used kiosk can look cheap, but check these points before you buy one:
- Leaks and rot: look for water stains at roof joints and soft floor panels. One-piece GRP has no roof joints to fail.
- Insulation and glazing: single glazing and thin walls make a kiosk cold in winter and hot in summer, and your staff feel it every day.
- Electrics: a used kiosk's wiring should be tested by an electrician before anyone plugs in.
- Size and layout: a used kiosk is the size it is. A new one is drawn around your counter, stock and queue.
- Transport: you still pay for a crane lorry to collect and deliver it, which narrows the saving.
- Warranty: a new kiosk has a 12-month warranty against manufacturing and assembly faults; a secondhand one usually has none.
Why buy direct from the kiosk manufacturer
Our products are used in over 140 countries. Production is ISO 9001:2015 and CE certified, and every kiosk has a 12-month warranty against manufacturing and assembly faults.
Kiosks like these are popular at stadium entrances, riverside walks, car parks and retail forecourts. Our kiosks are factory-built, so the price you see is the price we build to.
Selling food or drinks? See catering and coffee kiosks. Selling tickets at a venue or event? See ticket booths. Trading in a big city? Our kiosks for cities guide covers local uses and delivery.
Straight answers
Questions buyers ask us
How much does an outdoor retail kiosk cost?
From £2,690 + VAT for a 1.35 × 1.35 m insulated panel kiosk, £3,890 + VAT for a 1.5 × 1.5 m GRP kiosk and £6,390 + VAT for a 2.7 × 2.7 m GRP kiosk. Delivery is quoted by postcode.
What size kiosk do I need for a small shop?
One person serving through a window fits in 1.5 × 1.5 m. For a long counter with stock behind you, 1.5 × 2.7 m works well; for a walk-in shop, go to 2.15 × 2.7 m or larger.
Do I need planning permission or a licence for a kiosk?
A permanent kiosk may need planning permission, and selling on a street or other public space normally needs a street trading licence or the landowner's consent. Check with your council early; we can supply drawings for an application.
Can the kiosk be finished in our brand colours?
Yes. GRP kiosks can be finished in your colours. We confirm colour and branding on the drawing.
How is a kiosk delivered and installed?
Fully assembled, on a lorry with its own crane. The driver lifts it onto your level base; an electrician then connects the supply.
Can I move the kiosk to another pitch later?
Yes. Each kiosk is a single, self-contained unit, so a crane lorry can lift it out and place it on a new base.
Is a steel kiosk or a GRP kiosk better?
Insulated steel panel kiosks cost less and suit budget or temporary pitches. GRP kiosks are seamless, rot-proof and easy to brand, so they suit busy public places for the long term.
Are the kiosks warm enough to trade from in winter?
Yes. Walls and roof are insulated and the windows are double glazed, so a small heater keeps staff comfortable. A heater is an option we confirm in your written quote.
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