Tunnel Containers - How to Load a Shipping Container

Tunnel containers are shipping containers with double doors on both ends instead of one end. They are available as brand new containers that are 'one trip' or used storage containers that have been converted from secondhand.

They are great for storing equipment and goods due to the dual access points that ensure that items can be easily removed from either end without needing to move them around. If required 40 ft tunnel container containers can be divided down the middle into two secure storage units.

Ease of Loading and Unloading

When loading shipping containers, a well-organized approach can make all the difference. It will protect items, reduce damage and maximize space. Containers can be filled in different ways based on the items being transported or stored. For instance, you can stack boxes vertically to make the most of their height, but it's essential to secure them by using load-securing materials such as tie-down straps or bracing plywood. Depending on the kind of container tunnel, it can be helpful to fill empty spaces with inflatable airbags or dunnage bags to prevent any movement during transit.

If you're packing your items for international shipping or a cross-country move, a well-organized system will ensure that all your items arrive in good condition and on time. Organising your shipping container ahead of time will save you time and money in the long run and you should take the time to plan carefully before organising your cargo.

Consider a tunnel container in case you require a shipping container with two entry points. These containers are specially designed to have doors on both ends which allows access to cargo from either end without having to empty everything simultaneously. This allows for quicker loading and unloading, which is ideal for busy port operations.

This container is ideal for transporting goods which cannot fit in a standard container. For example timber, construction materials and even wood. With a removable cover and doors on both sides of the container, it is a cost-effective solution for shipments that would otherwise be impossible to transport.

After the container is at the destination, it will be unloaded using cranes or forklifts. It is recommended that the location where it's being offloaded should be free of other heavy vehicles and away from the crowds. It's also important to ensure that you have the necessary equipment to offload the container, like cranes or a flatbed trailer.

Once you've emptied the container, it's a good idea to give the vehicle a thorough inspection before heading off. Check for signs of wear and tear such as corrosion on the chassis and also damage to the door and handles. Ensure that the doors can be closed and opened effortlessly and are securely held in the correct position. Also, you should inspect the interior of your vehicle for any moisture or water damage that could affect the cargo.

Accessibility

Shipping containers can be a challenge to transport to and from the point of delivery. This can be a major problem for truckers trying to meet deadlines or do the job efficiently. If we could build tunnels made of shipping containers that ran along the most popular routes for truck drivers, it would help them save time and money.

Tunnel containers, also referred to as double door containers, are a great solution for this issue. These containers for one trip are basically shipping containers with a set of double cargo doors at each end (instead of only the front). This makes them accessible, especially to load or unload bulk items or heavy equipment.

These containers are great for storage. They can be easily stacked, giving you a lot of space to store your goods. They can also be easily modified to include air conditioning and windows. If you're looking to store temperature-sensitive goods, then a refrigerated container might be your best bet.

A tunnel shipping container comes with two entry points, which makes it simple to divide into two distinct units. This is often used for creating offices on-site or storage. Many containerised self storage yards have a variety of tunnel containers they simply partition down the middle to create smaller storage spaces for their clients.

Standard shipping containers are secure, but if you're looking for increased security, tunnel containers are the way to go. They can be outfitted with additional locks and security alarms to give you peace of assurance.

In addition, the two entrance ports of tunnel containers make it difficult to break into. The doors are fitted with a lock box that is fixed to the right side and a staple welded to the left, preventing anyone from getting into the container by simply opening the door.

Storage

Tunnel containers, also referred to as double door shipping containers are the ideal storage solution. With double doors at both ends, they allow easy access into the containers on both sides without having to move things around to gain access, this is especially useful when it comes to storing bulky or large items like furniture. Many self storage businesses use these types of containers as they are able to easily divide them into smaller storage units by constructing a partition wall, allowing them to make two separate storage containers of 10 feet at the same cost as one 20ft tunnel container.

Shipping container tunnels are available in both new 'one trip condition as well as used containers that have been refurbished. They are usually constructed from a standard shipping container with the solid end removed and two doors welded to each end.

These containers are quicker to load and require less time than side-opening containers. They are great for storage, transport and even conversion into mobile offices or living spaces.

You can store your equipment or other items in any environment with confidence. The ventilation system helps stop the build-up of moisture protecting your contents from condensation. The double-doors also allow for easy access, which facilitates the loading and transportation of larger goods.

Tunnel containers are employed in a variety of industries including retail, construction and. They are also popular with military because they can be swiftly moved to temporary sites for bases or training grounds. They can be upgraded with additional features, like a control room or theatre, to provide specialised equipment and facilities.

For instance for instance, the Container City in Cholula, Mexico uses fifty old sea containers to build workshops, restaurants, galleries and more. It's an innovative and fun method of recycling steel while also providing a valuable asset for the local community. In fact they're so well-loved that many of these containers remain on the site even after their journeys are completed and reduces the amount of traffic through the city and reduces pollution.

Conversion

The tunnel container, also referred to as double door shipping containers, or one trip 40ft tunnel containers containers features cargo doors on both ends instead of only one. This greatly increases their accessibility, making loading and unloading much more efficient. This is especially useful when storing heavy items like plant machinery as it avoids having to reverse the digger or vehicle from the container.

These containers can be turned into tunnels or walkways due to their double cargo doors at both ends. Many companies use them to create a secure walkway for workers to walk around machinery at work and we've helped clients to adapt tunnel containers into boiler rooms or water treatment plants.

Another popular use for tunnel containers is to function as an entry point, or a manually-operated entry checkpoints. This is an extremely efficient way to funnel people through security or ticket inspection. They can be fitted with lights to ensure that those who passes through is clearly observed at all times.

Due to their size and strength tunnel containers are a great option to transform into an exhibit space or booth for trade shows and events. They are simple to move from one location to the next and can be modified with windows, lighting and other accessories to make them look bespoke and stand apart from the rest of the crowd.

Our clients have used tunnel containers for everything from a theatre experience that brought out the gruelling reality of human trafficking to a pop-up shop to benefit a local charity. The possibilities are endless and if you have an idea for a container conversion then just get in touch with us today and we can help you bring it to life.

We can supply you with tunnel containers that are 'one-trip' in either 20ft and 40ft. We can also alter the regular shipping container by removing the walls in the rear and installing double cargo doors at both ends. We could even cut a section out of the side of the Container tunnel to allow for more interior space if required.