Unlock Your Business Potential

R & R Spaces is your partner in creating dynamic and innovative commercial spaces that make your business stand out.


Our converted shipping containers are not only a cost-effective solution but also offer exceptional flexibility for small and medium-sized businesses.

 

Tailored Solutions for SMEs

Our commercial units cater to a range of SME needs, including:


  • Pop-up Retail Store: Seamlessly enter new markets and engage customers with eye-catching pop-up shops.


  • Fast Food/Street Food Pop-ups: Serve delicious cuisine with style, whether it's a food truck or a unique street food stall.


  • Mobile Office: Stay agile and productive with a mobile office that can go wherever your business takes you.


  • Event Booths: Make a lasting impression at trade shows, festivals, and events with custom-designed booths.


  • Experiential Marketing Spaces: Create immersive brand experiences that captivate your audience.


  • Showrooms: Display your products or services in a modern, eye-catching setting.
 

Awesome Working Areas, Impressive Spaces & Tailored Results

Why Choose Our Commercial Units?

  • Cost-Effective: Get a competitive edge without breaking the bank.


  • Quick Setup: Launch your business quickly with fully assembled units.


  • Customisation: Tailor your commercial unit to match your brand and business needs.
  • Flexibility: Move your business wherever opportunities arise.


  • Durable & Secure: Our units are built to withstand the rigours of commercial use.


  • Sustainable: Join the movement toward eco-friendly business solutions.
Modular Pop-up shop

The Conversion Process:

Our team guides you through every step, from concept to installation

1. Initial Discussion

Share your business goals and requirements with us.

2. Design Development

Collaborate with our design team to bring your ideas to life.

3. Client Approval

Finalise the design and project details.

4. Manufacturing & Build

We handle it all, ensuring a consistent, high-quality finish.

5. Delivery & Site Works

Your commercial unit is delivered and professionally installed.

6. Client Sign-Off

Your satisfaction is our priority.

Planning Permission

Planning Permission is generally not required for our garden rooms. In most cases, our garden rooms can be installed under permitted developments. However, there are circumstances where planning permission may be necessary, and we can assist in applying for it on your behalf.


Garden Room Permitted Development Requirements:

Permitted development rules encompass various garden structures, including sheds, playhouses, greenhouses and garages, as well as other ancillary garden buildings like swimming pools, ponds, sauna cabins, kennels, enclosures (including tennis courts), and structures for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of the dwellinghouse.


If you are uncertain whether your planned structure falls under the category of 'outbuildings' or if planning permission is required, please reach out to your local planning authority for guidance.


Additional rules pertaining to satellite dish installation, new dwelling erection, or fuel storage tank provision.


Outbuildings generally fall under permitted development, meaning they do not require planning permission, provided they adhere to the following limits and conditions:


  • No outbuilding in front of a wall forming the principal elevation.
  • Outbuildings and garages must be single-storey with a maximum eaves height of 2.5 metres and a maximum overall height of four metres with a dual-pitched roof or three metres for any other roof.
  • The maximum height of 2.5 metres applies to a building, enclosure, or container within two metres of a boundary of the dwellinghouse's curtilage.
  • No verandas, balconies, or raised platforms (a platform must not exceed 0.3 metres in height).
  • Additions or other buildings must not cover more than half the area of land around the "original house."
  • In National Parks, the Broads, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and World Heritage Sites, the maximum area covered by buildings, enclosures, containers, and pools located more than 20 metres from the house is limited to 10 square metres.
  • On designated land, planning permission will be required for buildings, enclosures, containers, and pools at the side of properties.
  • Within the curtilage of listed buildings, any outbuilding will require planning permission.


Please Note:  

The permitted development allowances outlined here apply to houses and not to:


  • Flats and maisonettes (refer to guidance on flats and maisonettes).
  • Converted houses or houses created through permitted development rights to change use (as detailed here).
  • Other buildings.
  • Areas subject to planning conditions, Article 4 Directions, or other restrictions that limit permitted development rights.

Available Container Sizes

10ft container

10ft Container

15ft container

15ft Container

20ft container

20ft Container

40ft container

40ft Container

Pricing & Packages

Starting from:

10 foot x 8 foot:
 £9,995
15 foot x 8 foot:
 £12,995
20 foot x 8 foot:
 £19,995
40 foot x 8 foot:
 £29,995

When you choose R & R Spaces for your container conversion, you get more than just a space; you get quality and value. All our units come with the following as standard:


Fully Insulated: Enjoy year-round comfort in your space.


Plastered & Painted: A polished interior ready for your personal touch.


uPVC Sliding Door: Easy access to your new space.


uPVC Window: Natural light and ventilation included.


Exterior Clad (2 Sides): Enhance the aesthetics of your container.


Electric Pack: Your space is powered and ready with:

  • Panel heaters for climate control.
  • 8 downlights for illumination.
  • 6 double sockets for convenience.
  • 1 light switch for easy operation.
  • 2 external light fittings for added security.
  • 1 consumer unit for electrical safety.

Enhance your garden room with these optional features for both domestic and commercial units:


  • Air conditioning
  • Electric underfloor heating
  • CCTV camera system
  • Integrated LED Lighting
  • Bar fit-outs/worktops
  • Kitchen fit-outs
  • Fully cladded units
  • Rubber roof
  • Aluminium bi-folding doors
  • Sound systems
  • Electric blinds
  • Solar panels
  • Gym flooring

Container Conversion Benefits to SMEs

  • Bespoke: Tailored to meet your specific business requirements.


  • Security: Ensure the safety of your products and equipment.


  • Power: Easily connect to power sources or use generators.


  • Branding: Promote your brand with custom branding and logos.


  • Transport: Effortlessly move your business to high-traffic locations.


  • Versatile: Adapt to various business needs and locations.


  • Modular: Scale your business space as it grows.


  • Adaptable: Can be placed in almost any location or setting.


  • Eco-Friendly: Reduce your carbon footprint with sustainable solutions.
 

Enhance Your Business Today

Elevate your business and explore new horizons with R & R Spaces. Our commercial units are designed to empower SMEs like yours.

Contact us today to discuss how we can transform your business space!

 
Unit 9E, Hepworth Park, Coed Cae Lane
Pontyclun, Rhondda Cynon Taff
CF72 9DX


Email: info@randrspaces.co.uk

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Disclaimer: Please note that some of the imagery on this website is for inspirational purposes only and may depict fictional scenarios. These images are intended to showcase the creative possibilities that R & R Spaces can offer. The final design and features of your project may vary based on your specific requirements and project scope. Our team will work closely with you to bring your unique vision to life.

Planning Permission

Planning Permission is generally not required for our garden rooms. In most cases, our garden rooms can be installed under permitted developments. However, there are circumstances where planning permission may be necessary, and we can assist in applying for it on your behalf.


Garden Room Permitted Development Requirements:

Permitted development rules encompass various garden structures, including sheds, playhouses, greenhouses and garages, as well as other ancillary garden buildings like swimming pools, ponds, sauna cabins, kennels, enclosures (including tennis courts), and structures for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of the dwellinghouse.


If you are uncertain whether your planned structure falls under the category of 'outbuildings' or if planning permission is required, please reach out to your local planning authority for guidance.


Additional rules pertaining to satellite dish installation, new dwelling erection, or fuel storage tank provision.


Outbuildings generally fall under permitted development, meaning they do not require planning permission, provided they adhere to the following limits and conditions:


  • No outbuilding in front of a wall forming the principal elevation.
  • Outbuildings and garages must be single-storey with a maximum eaves height of 2.5 metres and a maximum overall height of four metres with a dual-pitched roof or three metres for any other roof.
  • The maximum height of 2.5 metres applies to a building, enclosure, or container within two metres of a boundary of the dwellinghouse's curtilage.
  • No verandas, balconies, or raised platforms (a platform must not exceed 0.3 metres in height).
  • Additions or other buildings must not cover more than half the area of land around the "original house."
  • In National Parks, the Broads, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and World Heritage Sites, the maximum area covered by buildings, enclosures, containers, and pools located more than 20 metres from the house is limited to 10 square metres.
  • On designated land, planning permission will be required for buildings, enclosures, containers, and pools at the side of properties.
  • Within the curtilage of listed buildings, any outbuilding will require planning permission.


Please Note:  

The permitted development allowances outlined here apply to houses and not to:


  • Flats and maisonettes (refer to guidance on flats and maisonettes).
  • Converted houses or houses created through permitted development rights to change use (as detailed here).
  • Other buildings.
  • Areas subject to planning conditions, Article 4 Directions, or other restrictions that limit permitted development rights.