Yes. Container pop-ups are HIAB or forklift relocatable — that's one of the main reasons people choose them over a traditional shopfit. Phil can arrange collection from one site and redelivery to another. Your asset travels with your business.

A kiosk is typically a compact serving unit — a counter with a hatch, designed for quick transactions. A pop-up shop is a full retail experience: people step inside or interact with an opening side panel, browse a display, and make considered purchases. The build spec differs accordingly — more floor space, display lighting, and a proper shopfront feel.

Typically 4–8 weeks from order, depending on the spec. A straightforward fit-out with opening panels, shelving, and lighting is at the quicker end. More detailed builds — custom interior layout, full wrap, additional electrics — take longer. Phil confirms your timeline when he quotes.

Yes — opening side panels are a standard option. You can go for roller shutters, bi-fold doors, or a full fold-down panel that doubles as a display counter or serving surface. Phil specifies exactly which option suits your intended use and prices it in writing before any work starts.