Define the workspace you need
Describe the activities the cabin needs to accommodate. An office used for occasional paperwork has different requirements from one occupied throughout the working day or regularly used for meetings.
Explain how many people need desks, whether visitors will attend and whether separate rooms are useful. Include space for storage and furniture in the layout brief, alongside any access needs.
Furniture, comfort and connections
Set out the items you want included in the hire request, such as desks, chairs, storage, heating and lighting. Identify anything you plan to supply yourself so the scope is clear.
Mention your requirements for power and internet access, using information already available. Describe existing connection arrangements and any work still to be confirmed without investigating electrical equipment.
Office hire through the project
Give your preferred start date and expected hire duration. If occupancy changes during the project, explain when extra workspace might be needed or when the office could be collected.
Where staff also need rest, washing or toilet facilities, describe those separately. Our welfare cabin page covers that part of the accommodation brief.
Discuss your London site office
The proposed location, site access and delivery window help connect the workspace requirement to your project programme. Mention any known restrictions and whether placement or collection is included in your request.
Use the contact form to send your site office hire requirements, London postcode and preferred dates.