Second Hand Containers For Sale UK
Buying a container is often financially and environmentally prudent. It's cheaper than building and often a lot quicker - you can go from lorry to work in just days.
We have both new and used shipping containers. Our used containers are generally 9-14 years old with some scuffs, scratches and dents but in good condition.
Stores
Storage units are an excellent solution for those looking to store space or protect expensive objects from the elements. It is often a matter of buying a new container or a used one. It's worth noting that many new containers are supplied in flat pack form which means you can save on delivery costs and speed up assembly on site. They're still durable and secure, as well as man-portable in this form. These cubes are available in standard heights of 20ft or 40ft and can be used in conjunction to create larger storage spaces.
Many people believe that second-hand modal containers have been damaged beyond repair. This is not the case. The majority of our used storage container have years of use remaining and are in good structural condition. They do not have any significant holes or rust damage.
Containers Direct works with a network of containers that are of high quality in the UK. They are able to provide a variety of sizes for containers as well as custom lengths. Before leaving the depot, the containers are inspected to ensure that they are watertight, do not have large holes or dent and that the doors are functional. They are of premium quality and a great choice for both businesses and homeowners.
Shipping containers are durable and flexible items that can be reused several times over their lifespan. Although they can be used as storage units, increasing numbers of people are opting to customize their containers after purchase to make full use of their potential. Some of the most sought-after uses include a shed for the garden, a home gym or a workshop for storing tools and equipment.
Shipping containers are often recycled at the end of their operational lives, but it's more eco-friendly to reuse containers for different uses and keep these valuable steel objects in circulation for as long as it is possible. This can reduce embodied carbon emissions and reduce the need to further environmental damage by recycling or melting down.
Cafes
Cafes are a kind of eatery that serves drinks and food. Their cosy, informal environments and flexible hours of operation make them very popular. Contrary to restaurants, which usually serve formal meals, cafes tend to have relaxed menu items like sandwiches and light meals. Art exhibits and other cultural activities may be held to encourage community engagement. The term is distinct from the sterile 'Coffee Shop that has a broader meaning in Australia and UK.
Offices
If you purchase containers (unlike renting one) you own it to do what you want with. A lot of our customers opt to customise their containers following purchase. It could be as simple as painting, or as complex as adding walls inside and heating. Some people even turn them into recording studios or swimming pools!
Containers Direct is the leading provider of second-hand containers available for sale in the UK. We are one of the few British manufacturers that produce brand custom shipping containers and conversions. From standard branded offices to containers for gyms, schools and much more, our depots across the country stock new, used and flat-pack containers in different sizes.
Shipping containers can last up to twenty years. It is crucial that they are maintained. This means that any holes, dents or other major areas of corrosion must be fixed prior to being put to use. Before they leave our depots we examine all second-hand containers. We check that they are water and wind tight, there are no holes or large areas of rust and that the doors function. We also verify their structural integrity and ensure that they can be able to withstand a voyage over the high seas.
similar resource site of our used containers are in good condition and we only offer the top 10-15%. buying second-hand containers will save you money and the environment. Reusing an old container keeps it out of a scrap yard, and will reduce the emissions of embodied carbon from its production. In addition you'll be using an item that has been across the oceans and could have been a sturdy building material during its lifetime on the ship fleet.