New and second-hand containers for storage and shipping
Shipping containers give an abundant delivery options. Let’s consider the features of containers.
• These containers are not usually internally lined.
• Fork-lift pockets are generally available for help in moving the container.
• Floors are usually made up of either marine grade plywood sheets or longitudinal hardwood planks.
The containers come in two major varieties: storage use and shipping use only. Storage containers, which are second-hand, cannot be utilised for shipping. On other hand, shipping containers are as new, and totally comply with ISO and CSC regulations. Of course, they can also be used for storage purposes also, if required.
You can check about new as well as second-hand containers fore rent/hire/buy purpose. Containers are usually supplied either in the original colour or can be repainted to your specifications. The idea is to customise them. Several domestic customers also get their containers repainted for minimising the harmful environmental impact, if any, and blend into their surroundings to the best extent possible.
All marine freight containers are so designed that they sit on the four square castings perfectly and precisely - in each corner. It is highly recommended that containers are seated on hard standing ideally, where possible. Concrete bases are recommended to be installed at each corner location for soft ground usage.
Alternatively each end can be placed on an 8′ railway sleeper or similar sturdy support. It’s vital to ensure the container sits level opposite - corner to corner - to prevent the frame twisting, when positioning. This can make the doors difficult to open and shut.
Once you leave the job to us, you can be rest assured of quality and efficiency thanks to our delivering vehicles operators who are highly experienced and skilled at positioning containers precisely.
