Our Container Buying Guide

Purpose: Determine whether you need the container for shipping goods, storage, or a custom project. This will influence the size, condition, and features you require.
Size Matters: Consider the dimensions needed for your items or project. Common sizes include 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft containers, each suited for different purposes.
Condition: Choose between new, used, or refurbished containers based on your budget and quality requirements. Inspect used containers for structural integrity and any signs of damage.
Features: Decide on additional features such as ventilation, insulation, doors, and security enhancements based on your specific needs.
Legal Compliance: Ensure the container meets regulatory standards, especially if it will be used for shipping goods internationally. Look for a valid CSC certificate.

Maintenance Advice

Check for rust, leaks, and structural damage regularly. Prompt repairs prevent minor issues from escalating.

Keep the container clean and free of debris, especially around door seals and vents. Regular cleaning prevents corrosion and pest infestation.

Seal any gaps or cracks to prevent water ingress. Apply weather-resistant coatings as needed, especially in harsh climates.

Ensure locks, hinges, and doors are functioning correctly to deter unauthorized access and theft.

Maintain proper airflow to prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to mold and corrosion issues.