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Modified shipping containers are standard boxes that have been cut, fitted out or reconfigured for a job a plain container cannot do. That covers roller doors for quick daily access, personnel doors and windows, partitions that split one container into two independent spaces, bunded floors for chemical storage, insulation, lighting, power and internal racking.
Most modifications start from a one-trip container, because a clean, straight, rust-free shell costs far less to work with than a tired used box and lasts longer once converted. Common finished uses are site offices, workshops, pop-up shops, equipment stores, welfare units and container cafés. Tell us what the unit has to do and we will advise on the base container and the work needed. Payment is by bank transfer.
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21ft by 8ft of fitted-out anti-vandal steel with a kitchenette, three double sockets and vinyl flooring throughout. Sliding windows behind external fan shutters and a steel entrance door on locking keys.
One 40ft box doing two jobs: a fitted office at one end, open storage at the other. Used condition with the dents and weathering you would expect, and a 4-point physical inspection behind it.
A container converted into an open plan office that reads as a building: glazed at both ends, anthracite French doors in the middle, spray foam insulation throughout and a 32 amp commando socket for site hook up.