Generally, dry cleaning shops offer convenient commercial spaces through which dry cleaning services are provided to customers. We refurbished this unit from a 20-foot steel shipping container.

The shop includes:

1. The Service Bay: This is a space for inquiries, collection, waiting, and delivery of materials.
2. The Service Counter: This section is designed with shelves for storage for documents, stationery, tools, equipment, and materials.
3. Steel Shelves: Set on one side of the interior, these store materials to be dry-cleaned, materials awaiting collection or delivery, and dry-cleaning chemicals.
4. The Hanging Rails: These are for clothing that has been dry cleaned and covered with polythene.
5. The Meshed Ventilation Openings: This supports a system that keeps the air fresh by diluting and removing polluted air.
6. The Electrical System: This powers the lighting, heating, and dry-cleaning machines.

The exterior display shows the business name, address, services offered, some materials that can be cleaned, and contact information. The center of the unit has space for the dry-cleaning machine and ironing table.