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Shipping Containers
Overview
Standard and high-cube shipping containers for storage, logistics and conversion. These modular steel units offer a versatile, weather-tight space solution that can be deployed almost anywhere.
Also known asCargo container · ISO container · Storage container · High-cube container · Dry van container
Why it works
Built around how you’ll use it.
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Enduring strength
Corrugated corten walls and a hardwood or steel floor built for heavy loads.
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Secure storage
Lockable cargo doors with weather seals protect goods and equipment.
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High-cube volume
Extra height for bulky equipment — or for comfortable conversions.
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Ready to convert
A perfect shell for our container cabin fit-outs.
Configurations
Sized to the brief.
20 ft standard container
About 6.06 × 2.44 × 2.59 m external. The most versatile size for on-site storage, tool rooms and small conversions, and the easiest to place on tight sites.
40 ft standard container
About 12.19 × 2.44 × 2.59 m external. Twice the floor area for bulk storage, stock and equipment, or as the shell for a larger office or accommodation conversion.
40 ft high-cube container
About 12.19 × 2.44 × 2.90 m external. The extra height suits tall equipment and gives a more generous ceiling when the container is converted for people.
Modified storage and equipment containers
Containers with added doors, vents, lighting, shelving or insulation — for site stores, generator and equipment housing, or secure document storage.
Ideal for
Where it belongs.
- Storage
- Logistics
- Equipment housing
- Conversions
Who it's for
- Construction site cabins — the whole site, delivered as one packageSite offices, stores, security, toilets and labour accommodation — planned together and delivered to your site.
- Industrial plants — control rooms, operator cabins and plant buildingsControl rooms, operator cabins, E-Houses, plant offices and time offices for manufacturing and process plants.
- Solar & renewables — control rooms, inverter rooms and site infrastructureInverter rooms, control rooms, E-Houses, site offices and security cabins for solar parks and wind sites.
- Labour camps & bunk houses — safe, ventilated worker accommodationBunk houses, mess halls and toilet blocks for labour colonies — planned for ventilation, safety and relocation.
Delivered from Umbergaon to
- Vapi & Valsad
- Silvassa
- Rajkot
- Jamnagar
- Bhavnagar & Alang
- Gandhidham, Kandla & Mundra
- Faridabad
- Hisar
- Rewari, Dharuhera & Bawal
- Ambala
- Ludhiana
- Amritsar
- Jalandhar
- Haridwar & Roorkee
- Rudrapur & Pantnagar
- Mangaluru & Udupi
- Ballari & Hosapete
- Thoothukudi
- Nellore & Krishnapatnam
- Kakinada
- Kanpur & Unnao
- Jamshedpur & Adityapur
- Dhanbad & Jharia
- Haldia
- Paradip
- Angul & Talcher
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What are the dimensions of 20 ft and 40 ft containers?
Externally, a 20 ft container is about 6.06 × 2.44 × 2.59 m and a 40 ft container about 12.19 × 2.44 × 2.59 m. A 40 ft high-cube is about 2.90 m tall. Internal dimensions are slightly smaller because of the wall and floor thickness.
What is a high-cube container?
A high-cube container is about 30 cm taller than a standard one. It is chosen for tall cargo and equipment, and for conversions where a more comfortable ceiling height matters.
Are shipping containers weatherproof for outdoor storage?
Yes. The corten-steel shell and sealed cargo doors keep contents dry and secure outdoors. For long use in a single place, set the container on level supports so water drains away from the floor.
How is a container delivered to site?
By road on a trailer, and unloaded by crane or side-lifter. Your site needs clear access for the vehicle and a firm, level area where the container will sit.
Can you modify a container after we buy it?
Yes. We can add doors, windows, vents, insulation, electricals and shelving, or convert it fully into a container cabin. Tell us how you plan to use it and we will suggest the right modifications.
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