12-Station Bunkhouse Sleeper Trailer Rental

Crew Quarters on Wheels: The Lavatory Utah's 12-Station Bunkhouse Sleeper

When a job runs long and the nearest hotel is an hour of mountain road away, where your crew sleeps becomes a real line item. The 12-Station Bunkhouse Sleeper puts beds on site. Twelve bunks in a double-stacked layout, six upper and six lower, inside a climate-controlled 34-foot trailer that drops next to the work instead of across the county.

Built Around the Worker

Each bunk is its own small space. Individual reading lights, a USB outlet at every position for phones and headlamps, and a personal storage compartment mean a crew member can charge, read, and stash gear without climbing over anyone. Built-in steps at each bunk bank make the upper berths easy to reach at the end of a 12-hour shift. LED lighting runs throughout, and three AC units keep the whole trailer comfortable whether the site is a summer canyon or a cold high-desert night.

Where It Earns Its Place

Remote construction, pipeline and energy work, wildfire and disaster response, harvest crews, and any project where housing 12 people nearby beats paying for rooms and daily drive time. Setup is straightforward and the unit is self-contained, so a crew can move in the same day it arrives.

One Trailer, the Whole Sleeping Solution

This is the bunkhouse and the 12-man unit in one. Rather than splitting your crew across multiple smaller trailers, a single Bunkhouse Sleeper covers the full team under one roof. Tell us the crew size and the project length and we will confirm whether one unit handles it or whether you want a second on standby.