Many kinds, such as fryers, ovens, refrigerators etc. Please contact us to get kitchen equipment catalog.

This depends on where you will be located. There are some festivals and locations that will provide you with power but then there are also those events in which they expect you to be self-sufficient. If you want to be certain that you have access to as many locations as possible, a generator is highly recommended.
 

A fire suppression unit is an emergency extinguishing system in which nozzles are placed under the commercial hood over each piece of cooking equipment with an open flame, at a specific height. If the temperature exceeds a certain amount, a dry liquid powdered chemical will be released and the gas valves will be shut-off.
Some areas do not require the installation of this system. We recommend that you inquire with your local fire marshal since they are the ones that have the authority over this matter.
Please keep in mind that if you are planning to travel to different counties and/or states, if they require the fire suppression system they will not let you into their events. Additionally, there are certain fairs and festivals that will only allow you to participate if you have this system installed.
We personally believe that the installation of this system is a must. It provides you with a safety feature that could save you and your employees’ lives as well as providing protection over your investment.

If you have an idea about the type of menu you will be using we can definitely cater the equipment to your needs. If you are unsure about what you will be cooking, we can also offer you advice.

The weight of a concession trailer varies based on the equipment that is being installed within it. For example, if your unit has a smoker your unit would weigh an additional 2,000lbs (minimum).

To give you an idea, a 7×14 will weigh about 6,000 pounds andan 8.6×20 will weigh around 8,000 lbs. Keep in mind the tongue weight will be about 15% of the total weight and if a generator is mounted in the tongue it may add up to 850 additional pounds of tongue weight.

This is really a matter of personal preference. Each has their pro’s and their con’s.
With a truck it is nice that you only need one unit to get from one event to the other, you do not have to worry about unhooking and hooking up a unit however, if the engine breaks down on you, you are out of the events and revenue until you get your unit rolling again.
With a trailer, you get more space so you are able to fit more equipment,cooking items, etc., and still work comfortably. You do not have to worry about an engine failure. If your tow unit breaks down you can find another tow unit and you can still make it to your events while they are working on fixing your tow vehicle. It is slightly more inconvenient to drive around a trailer since you do have to un-hook and hook up the unit.