Tunnel Container For Sale

tunnel shipping container containers have double doors at both ends, unlike traditional shipping containers. This allows for easy access to heavy equipment such as diggers and vehicles.

These containers are in new or one-trip condition. They are cargo worthy and water & wind tight.

Please note that the container will be delivered by an open-top or tilt body truck. Ensure you have enough space to accommodate this prior to purchasing.

Stores

A tunnel container is an alternative to the standard shipping containers that have double doors at both ends, instead of only one. This is a very useful feature for a variety of different reasons and can make it easier to store bulky or large items. Dual access points allow for quicker loading and unloading, which is ideal in busy warehouses and other fast-paced environments.

In addition, tunnel shipping containers containers are typically constructed with a higher roof than normal containers, making them an excellent choice for storing tall items. The extra foot can make a huge difference to storage capacity, and also permits better ventilation when compared to a standard container.

Due to their convenient access via two doors, many people purchase tunnel containers to store items. Tunnel containers are a cost-effective way to create safe storage space, and they can be easily adapted with a partition wall to create two smaller storage units. Many self-storage yards utilize tunnel containers as they are an excellent way to quickly rotate inventory or control stock levels.

Certain tunnel containers are equipped with a turning table to make it easier to move around items within them. This is especially useful when you're using them for an office or workshop, and require the movement of heavy equipment in and out frequently.

Tunnel containers are also available in a high cube variant, which offers an additional foot of height. This is a great option for storing heavy or tall objects.

The addition of side windows as well as lighting is another popular modification. It's similar to what you would do for an ordinary shipping container. It is much easier to work at night in a container tunnel with side windows. These modifications are simple to do and can be accomplished by anyone who is a DIYer.

Security

Many people use shipping containers for storage therefore the security of the container is crucial. The majority of containers utilize padlocks as a means of locking the doors. However, they can be harmed by bolt cutters, lock pickers or drilling. It's always a good idea to add an extra layer of security. Install a lockbox like our Contain-A Lock, which is patented. These are used to cover the locks on the doors of your shipping container and are tamper proof and corrosion resistant. They can also be color-matched to your container for added security.

You can also add an extra crossbar to the handle of your container for additional security. These are clamps that lock and extend and make it difficult for thieves to get the handle. They can also help to deter theft by making it harder to open your container's doors.

Another way to improve your container's security is installing a CCTV system. This will discourage thieves and aid in catching those who break into your container. You can also put in an alarm that will sound if anyone tries to access the container. This can deter criminals as they won't attempt a break-in knowing that they will be recorded and recorded on camera.

You can also improve the security of your shipping container by adding a variety of additional features. Fences around the container, lighting outside and climate control systems are all options.

Seals can be affixed to your shipping container as an option to keep out water and pests. These are easy to apply and can significantly improve your shipping container's resistance to tampering. They are especially useful for shipping items across the ocean, since they'll notify authorities that the container has been opened. Please contact us if have any questions regarding how to secure your shipping containers.

Accessible

As their name suggests tunnel containers are equipped with standard double doors on both ends. This is a major difference from the standard shipping containers which have only doors on one side. They are great for storage, as they are able to be loaded and unloaded from either side. Hand dolly ramps and forklift ramps can be put on tunnel containers to allow for easy entry for moving bulky or heavy objects.

Dual entry tunnel containers are also ideal for boiler rooms or storage, since they eliminate the need to reverse vehicles. Tunnel containers can also be converted into living spaces or mobile offices by adding side windows as well as internal partition walls.

TITAN offers new double-door tunnel containers in the sizes of 20ft tunnel containers and 40ft tunnel container. These containers are in compliance with ISO shipping standards and are suitable to transport international freight. Furthermore, they can be fitted with a variety of accessories including shelving and pipe racks for organized storage solutions that maximize space. In addition, they feature built-in vents to ensure sufficient airflow and stop moisture build-up.

They can be altered, due to their design, to allow access control to the event site through the installation of turnstiles. This is often used to guide people through security checks or ticket checks at large events.

Tunnel containers are a popular storage option as well. They can be divided into two separate containers that measure 10 feet each, with their own double doors. This is particularly useful for self-storage companies who want to make it simple for their customers to access their containers. by having storage compartments labelled. Additionally, it is possible to weld in bulkheads made of steel to divide the container into smaller sections in the event of need, such as splitting a 20ft 40 ft tunnel containers container across the middle, leaving two separate storage units of 10ft with doors. They can be a cost-effective option for customers who want to store equipment and parts on their premises.