Kiosks that are open and trading.
Here's what we've built, what's on the workshop floor today, and what we've designed for clients. Each one says which it is, so you always know what you're looking at.
Built, delivered, serving customers.
Photos of the real thing, on site, doing its job.
Nai Mirisa Hoppers
A hopper shop small enough to drop onto a walkway, built to serve a queue from the moment it landed. The curved shell and domed roof are rolled in our workshop - that shape is the hard part, and it's the reason the kiosk gets noticed from across the street.
It has a proper extraction flue for hot cooking, a fold-up hatch that becomes the awning, a stainless serving counter and a chilled drinks display. The wrap is printed to the brand.
F&B Kiosks, Havelock City Mall
A set of food and drink kiosks for one of Colombo's busiest malls. Each one is built around how that brand actually works - where the staff stand, where the queue forms, what has to be within reach.
A mall gives you a footprint and a date. The unit has to fit both exactly, look right next to the shopfronts, and go in without closing the walkway. That's the job.
On the floor right now.
Live jobs, photographed as they happen. This is what a build looks like before it turns up finished.
Juice Bar & Hot Kitchen
A juice shop and a hot kitchen in one unit - two very different jobs sharing a small floor. Cold drinks need chillers, an ice maker and a blender station. Hot food needs heat, extraction and somewhere safe to put it all.
We worked out where every machine sits before we cut any steel. You can see that drawing further down the page.
Our drawings and 3D models.
This is what you get at step two, before anything is cut. Our own work - not stock pictures.
Every Machine Has a Place
This is a real working drawing for the juice cart. Two roofs with heat insulation between them, so the inside stays bearable. Shelves at the right heights. The ice maker, the coffee machine, the microwave, the blender - each one drawn where the person using it can reach it.
We do this on every job. It's why the finished unit works on day one instead of needing things moved.
Hard-Shell Cabins for Tourism
Tourism doesn't need concrete. It needs speed, and a room you can put where the view is. These cabins are built fast, cost less than building, and can be moved or added to later.
Designed with Dynamic Engineering Solutions. The plan below is the same cabin drawn out - kitchen, shower room, bed, all inside 3 by 5.5 metres.
Where all of it gets made.
Steel shells and frames, under a roof, while your site carries on as normal.
Yours could be the next one.
Send a photo of the spot and roughly what you want to sell. That's usually enough for us to come back with an idea and a price range.
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