36′ X 64′ Standard Modular Office
Room for everyone. Great for meetings
This 36×64 modular office building gives you six private offices, a large open common area, and two ADA restrooms under one roof. At 2,160 sf, it is one of the larger standard units in our fleet. It fits teams that have outgrown a single-wide or double-wide trailer.
Specifications/Features
- 2,160 SF
- 36′ Width – 60′ office length – 64′ overall length including hitch
- Six (6) 12′ X 11’4″ Private Offices
- Large Open Common Area
- Two (2) ADA Restroom
- Three (3) 3 ton HVAC
- LP Smart Panel Exterior
- Upgraded “Hampton Grey”, or Painted Interior Paneling
How the Space Works
Six private offices give managers, estimators, or department leads their own rooms. The large open common area takes the rest: workstations, a conference table, a training setup, or classroom seating. Two ADA restrooms serve the whole building.
Three 3-ton HVAC units share the heating and cooling load. Inside, you choose the upgraded “Hampton Grey” paneling or a painted finish.
Common Uses
General contractors run it as the main project office on large commercial builds. Schools and training programs use the open area for classes or staff training. Businesses use it as expansion space when the main building runs short, or as a temporary office while a permanent one goes up.
Delivery and Setup
At 36 feet wide, this building ships in sections and is joined on site. It needs a flatter pad and more setup time than a single-wide trailer. We run the job as a full-service general contractor: permits, site prep and foundations, utility connections, and ADA decks and ramps.
Need less space? The 24′ X 64′ standard modular office gives you four private offices in a double-wide footprint. Need more? See the 36′ X 76′ Custom #1. Compare all of our modular buildings for rent and sale.
Need a modular building for rent in Dallas-Fort Worth? Rent it for the project, lease it for a one to five year job, or buy it for long-term space. Request a free quote or call (214) 304-3416. Tell us your site address, timeline, and how many people the building needs to hold.