The unit was created by cutting a used 40ft container down to 30ft so that it could fit within the customer’s available space. This is a service we provide at an extra cost if you find that our standard 20ft is too small or our standard 40ft is too big for your location. The container was welded back together so seamlessly that you would never be able to tell that it was once a 40ft unit.

30ft Racked Interior Shelving

The school needed this additional space to store documents so requested for shelving to be installed to better organise the contents. We fitted six bays of racking in total along one side of the container which provided ample storage space but also left plenty of room for people to move around comfortably.

30ft Racked Container Exterior

We installed medium duty racking which can store up to 400kg of cargo per shelf. The shelves are adjustable and ideal for bulk storage as it utilises all the available space.

The difference in size between our standard 20ft and 40ft containers is quite significant and these might not be ideal lengths for our customer’s projects. We can cut containers down to certain sizes if requested so that our customers can have a container that suits their needs and requirements.

Eddie Rees, Conversions Manager


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