32ft Office Trailer

An office trailer combo is built as office and sanitary workspace — not heavy storage. Floor live load is typically rated for standard office use, around 50 lbs per square foot. For heavy storage (tools, equipment, materials), pair the office trailer with a separate storage container on site.

Office trailers are typically anchored using ground anchors (screw-in or stake-down) connected by steel straps or cables to the trailer frame. In hurricane-prone areas, additional hurricane ties are required. Local codes, wind zone requirements, and site conditions set the exact anchoring spec. Our team can advise on what your site needs.

Storage containers and office containers are available across every branch. Storage trailers, road trailers, office trailers, flatbeds, and specialty units (open side, high cubes, modified units) are stocked at select branches based on regional demand. When you request a quote, we’ll confirm what’s available at the branch closest to your site — and coordinate transfers from another branch when we need to.

Yes. We offer double-wide office trailers and modular trailer configurations for customers who need larger floor plans. Common uses include jobsite headquarters, training spaces, construction trailers for large crews, and any scenario where a standard single-wide just doesn’t cut it.

Depends on the unit size, wind zone, and local building codes. A standard 8×20 office container in a non-coastal area may need four ties. A larger office trailer in a hurricane zone may need eight or more. Always confirm with your local building official or permit office. We can provide anchorage diagrams to support permit applications.

Yes. Standard stairs come with office trailer rentals. If your site needs specific stair configurations (wider stairs, landing platforms, ADA-compliant ramps), tell your sales rep at quote time and we’ll include the right access package.