mobileshed

noun
UK /ˈməʊbaɪlʃɛd/
US /ˈmoʊbəlʃɛd/

A small building on wheels that you can move from place to place.

The farmer kept his tools in a mobileshed at the edge of the field.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shed mounted on a trailer chassis for temporary storage at events or construction sites.

The crew parked the mobileshed beside the site office to store equipment.

3. A garden shed designed to be relocated without dismantling.

They bought a mobileshed so they could move it when they redesigned the garden.

4. A small mobile home or cabin used as basic accommodation.

We stayed in a mobileshed on the farm during the harvest.