16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen)
Specs checked 2026-10-19 · Crew unit · Ask for current availability
Specs
| Size | 16 × 76 ft (nominal) |
|---|---|
| Square feet | 1,216 sq ft |
| Private rooms | 5 |
| Bathrooms | 5 |
| Kitchen | One shared full kitchen, center of the unit |
| Heat and air | 5 PTAC units, shipped loose for on-site install |
| Code type | Non-coded crew unit |
| Condition | New, built to order or from current stock |
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Floor plan
16×76 ft layout with 5 private rooms and 5 baths. Kitchen: one shared full kitchen, center of the unit. Built as employee housing (industrialized building). A HUD-code version of this layout is listed separately.
Each room has an exterior door, a window, a PTAC for heat and air, and a bath with shower, toilet, and vanity. The kitchen sits mid-unit with its own exterior door, so crews can reach it without walking through anyone’s room. Two units side by side house a 10-person crew; ten units house 50.
Because the kitchen is shared, this layout works best for crews from the same company. For mixed contractors or long rotations where people want their own kitchen, look at the 4-suite units.
Features
In this model
- 1 shared full kitchen
- 5 private bathrooms, one per room
- 5 PTACs (shipped loose, installed on site)
- Black appliance package with refrigerator and icemaker
- 42 in. overhead cabinets
Interior
- VOG wall panel
- 40-gallon water heater
- 18 cu ft refrigerator with icemaker
- 42 in. overhead cabinets
- Black appliances
Construction
| Roof | Galvalume metal roof |
|---|---|
| Interior walls | 2×4 framing |
| Sidewalls | 8 ft |
| Insulation | R-11 walls / R-11 floor / R-22 ceiling |
| Siding | Engineered smart panel siding |
| Floor decking | OSB tongue-and-groove |
| Floor joists | 16 in. on center |
| Windows | Low-E thermopane with argon gas |
Nominal specs from the factory spec sheet. Options and specs can change; the quote is the final word.
Best for
- Data center and power plant camps
- Oilfield crews of five on rotation
- Camp operators renting by the room
Industry guides: Data centersOil & gasPipeline & midstreamConstruction & manufacturingRV park & man camp operators
Price and availability
We do not post prices that change with freight, options, and stock. Ask for a delivered price to your county. The quote separates the unit, delivery, and set so you can compare it line by line with a lease or hotel plan. The buy vs. lease calculator shows the break-even once you have a number.
Delivery to your site
Units ship 16 ft wide as oversize loads from Texas. Before delivery, your site needs a level, drained pad with truck access, plus water, wastewater, and power at the pad. See what utilities a camp needs and how delivery and set work.
Similar units
16×76 HUD-Code 5-Bed, 5-Bath Unit (Shared Kitchen)16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen)16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens) All models Build-to-order plans
Common questions
How many people does a 16×76 5-bed crew unit house?
Five people in private rooms, each with a private bath. Some operators double up for short jobs; that cuts comfort and can affect code and inspection outcomes.
Is this unit HUD-code?
This version is a non-coded crew unit. A HUD-code version of the same 5-bed layout exists for sites that require a HUD label.
Is the 5 private rooms around one full kitchen unit in stock?
Stock changes weekly. Send the form and we will tell you if one is on the lot or what the next build slot is.
What does the price include?
We quote unit-only, delivered, and delivered-and-set prices separately so you can compare. Site work, utility hookups, skirting, and steps are listed as included or by others.
How many H-2A workers can this unit house in Texas?
Texas requires at least 100 sq ft per person of combined living, sleeping, and cooking space (10 TAC §90.4). On the 1,216 sq ft nominal footprint that is a ceiling of 12; the real limit comes from interior measurements, at least 50 sq ft of sleeping space per person, and the inspector’s decision.