Containers that work as hard as you do
Six places our containers end up, and the job each one does there.
Construction
The problem. Tools and materials go missing from open sites, and site trailers are costly over a long build.
The container answer. A lockable steel container placed near the work keeps tools and materials secure overnight. Add a site office for plans and meetings, and move both to the next job when this one finishes.
Common sizes: 20ft standard, 40ft standard, 20ft site office
Agriculture
The problem. Machine sheds fill up, and feed, seed and small equipment need dry storage away from pests.
The container answer. A container on a raised gravel pad gives dry, rodent-resistant storage without building work. High cubes take tall shelving and implements, and open side units let you park machinery side-on.
Common sizes: 40ft high cube, 20ft standard, 40ft high cube open side
Retail and small business
The problem. Back rooms run out of space at peak season, and offsite storage means lost time driving back and forth.
The container answer. A container in the rear lot adds a secure stock room steps from the shop floor.
Common sizes: 20ft double door, 20ft standard, 20ft high cube
Logistics and warehousing
The problem. Yards and warehouses need flexible overflow space that can grow and shrink with volume.
The container answer. Containers add lockable overflow storage in the yard in a day. Cargo-worthy units can be shipped again, and side or open side boxes let forklifts load from the length of the box.
Common sizes: 40ft high cube, 40ft high cube side door
Events and film
The problem. Crews need secure, weatherproof space on location for equipment, wardrobe and bars, often for short periods.
The container answer. Open side containers become bars, stages and box offices. Standard boxes lock away gear overnight.
Common sizes: 20ft open side, 40ft high cube open side, 20ft high cube
Residential
The problem. Renovations, moves and growing families leave garages full and belongings at risk from weather.
The container answer. A 10ft or 20ft container in the driveway or yard gives dry, lockable storage during a renovation or move. Check zoning and HOA rules before ordering.
Common sizes: 10ft standard, 20ft standard, 20ft high cube
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