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Illinois — Custom Food Trailers for Illinois Food Businesses

Build a Mobile Kitchen Around Your Operation

Running a mobile food business means making the most of every square foot. Your cooking equipment, refrigeration, prep surfaces, storage, utilities, and serving areas all need to work

together within a compact mobile space.


Toner De's Concessions & Manufacturing designs and builds custom concession trailers for businesses throughout Illinois. Rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all configuration, your

trailer can be planned around the way you prepare food and serve customers.


Whether your business operates at festivals, markets, private events, catering functions, or other food-service locations, a custom trailer can provide the workspace needed to take your

operation on the road.

Your Menu Determines Your Trailer Layout

A mobile kitchen should reflect the food being prepared inside it. Cooking-intensive concepts may need additional ventilation and equipment capacity, while catering and preparation-focused businesses may benefit from additional refrigeration and workspace.


Your Illinois trailer can be configured around requirements such as:

● Commercial cooking equipment

● Refrigeration and freezer storage

● Food preparation stations

● Custom counters and work areas

● Serving windows

● Dry-storage solutions

● Electrical distribution

● Plumbing and water systems

● Ventilation and exhaust

● Equipment mounting and organization


Thoughtful planning helps keep the workspace functional during busy service periods while making the available interior space work harder for your business.

From Initial Concept to Finished Trailer

Every project begins with your business requirements. We can discuss your menu, equipment, service style, staffing, and the type of locations where you plan to operate.


The build process can include:

● Reviewing your mobile food concept

● Creating the trailer floor plan

● Fabricating the trailer structure

● Installing electrical and plumbing systems

● Adding ventilation and exhaust

● Installing commercial kitchen equipment

● Completing storage and interior workspaces

● Testing the finished systems


Your trailer should be built to support the business you are creating today while giving you a practical platform for future growth.


Contact Toner De's Concessions & Manufacturing to discuss a custom concession trailer for your Illinois operation.