Where are Site Mate mobile crib rooms built?
Site Mate builds the Series 7 in Woongoolba (Jacobs Well) on the northern Gold Coast, Queensland. Gold Coast buyers can discuss their requirements directly with the people who build the unit.

Buy direct · Northern Gold Coast
Put your next crew facility in the hands of a local builder. Site Mate builds the Series 7 in Woongoolba (Jacobs Well) on the northern Gold Coast, QLD, bringing crew dining, a kitchen and two workstations together in one towable unit.
Buying locally means you can talk to the people building your unit, discuss its layout and arrange local delivery or collection. Start with what your crew needs on the next job, then consider the projects that follow.
A local manufacturing conversation
A Gold Coast purchase can begin with a practical conversation about your working day. Explain where the crew eats, how the office space will be used and whether the unit will stay at one location or follow the work. These details give the builder a clearer brief than a list of equipment alone.
Talk to us about inspecting a unit and discussing layout changes before deciding on your configuration. Inspection arrangements should be discussed first. Explore the Series 7 and our broader mobile crib rooms for sale information, then bring your site questions to the conversation.
Services available at the start
A new estate can need a crew lunchroom before power is connected. An established worksite may already have power and services ready. Choose the configuration around what will actually be available when the unit arrives, rather than what is planned for later stages.
Series 7 Standard suits sites with power and services. Series 7 Off-Grid suits sites without power. Its 8 kW off-grid power system uses 1.2 kW of solar to charge two 314 Ah 24 V lithium batteries feeding an 8 kVA inverter/charger. Backup comes from a 4.5 kVA diesel generator with a 100 L diesel tank. Fresh water and waste water tanks hold 500 L each.
Runtime depends on loads and weather. List the equipment you expect to use and discuss the daily pattern of use. The off-grid power planning guide helps you prepare those questions without relying on a generic runtime assumption.
Gold Coast crews and temporary sites
Residential estate and land-development builders can plan a crew facility around changing work areas. Civil and roadworks crews, infrastructure and utilities contractors, landscapers, councils and project managers can consider the same combination of dining and office functions. Events and temporary sites may also need a professional crew lunchroom that can move when the work is finished.
Whether your business works around Coomera, Pimpama and Ormeau, or Helensvale, Nerang, Southport, Robina and Varsity Lakes, the purchase questions remain practical: who will use the space, what services are available and how will it reach its position? Businesses working towards the Tweed border can discuss delivery and site arrangements too.
Back-to-back projects
Owning a unit lets you plan a familiar crew space across successive projects. When one job finishes, the next location may have different access, service connections or crew routines. Think through that change before choosing a layout, particularly if your business moves regularly between estate works, road corridors and temporary sites.
The Series 7 combines crew dining, a kitchen and two workstations. Review the floor plans to see how those functions sit together. Our work caravans page explains the combined role, while the buying guide helps organise the broader purchase decision.
Custom layouts and fleet orders
Discuss layout changes around the way your crew works. A team using the workstations throughout the day may have different priorities from one mainly gathering for breaks. Start with those activities and the people using the unit, then work through the proposed arrangement with Site Mate.
For multi-unit fleet orders, explain whether every site needs the same setup or whether different crews need different layouts. Include the intended locations and the services available at each. Contractors purchasing for work further north can also review our Brisbane sales page. Custom layout and order details are confirmed in the quote.
A useful fleet brief separates what every crew needs from what varies between jobs. Note which teams need the office area regularly, how dining breaks are organised and whether each location has power. This gives you a way to discuss several purchases without assuming that one configuration suits every worksite.
Delivery, collection and readiness
Local collection or delivery still needs planning. Identify the entry point, the route through the site and the final position before making transport arrangements. Share access information and explain any restrictions with your enquiry. The delivery and site-readiness checklist provides a useful starting point.
Loaded weight, ratings and a suitable tow vehicle should be checked for the selected unit. Use the Series 7 specifications for detail and discuss the chosen configuration before arranging movement. For collection, discuss the selected unit and towing arrangements before making plans. For delivery, provide the destination and information about the approach and positioning area. Those details help keep the enquiry focused on the actual site rather than simply its suburb. Include power, fresh water and waste water arrangements alongside access, so the purchase discussion covers how the unit will be used once positioned.
Local buyer questions
Site Mate builds the Series 7 in Woongoolba (Jacobs Well) on the northern Gold Coast, Queensland. Gold Coast buyers can discuss their requirements directly with the people who build the unit.
Talk to us about inspecting a unit. Contact Site Mate to discuss arrangements before making plans to visit, and let us know which layout and configuration you want to understand.
Choose around the services available when your crew starts. Standard suits sites with power and services. Series 7 Off-Grid suits sites without power, including new estates before power is connected. Runtime depends on loads and weather.
Yes. Talk to Site Mate about multi-unit fleet orders, the crews each unit will serve and whether you need matching or different layouts. Order and configuration details are confirmed in the quote.
Yes. Delivery to the Tweed and Northern NSW can be arranged. Provide the site location and access details so delivery arrangements can be confirmed in your quote.
Yes. Discuss layout changes with Site Mate around crew dining, kitchen use and the two workstations. Custom arrangements are subject to the selected design and quote.
Request a quote
Share the project location, timing and preferred configuration. We’ll discuss the Series 7 purchase configuration and delivery requirements for your site. Contact Site Mate for help with your enquiry.