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07/12/2024

5 REASONS SHIPPING CONTAINERS MAKE GREAT STORAGE

1. Strong
There are many good reasons to use a shipping container for storage, but one of the most important reasons is that shipping containers are constructed to be very strong.

Shipping containers are designed to transport heavy cargo across the ocean in every type of weather, from blistering sunshine and smooth sailing to storms and conditions that would make the most experienced sailor baulk. Shipping containers are made to withstand a beating.

They are made from stainless steel and designed to be watertight to ensure that the contents are kept safe and secure from the elements and anything else.


2. Portable
Another reason to use a shipping container for storage is its portability. Being able to easily move your shipping container from one site to another is another reason why they make great storage options.

You can have a shipping container delivered and dropped off at your home or business ready for you to use, whether that’s for storage, moving premises, or any other reason you can think of. You can load up your shipping container and take it with you to your new home or premises.

3. Weather-proof
With shipping containers being designed to be weather and waterproof, you can be sure that your containers will withstand the harshest of weather conditions, keeping all of your belongings safe and dry from rain, snow, or whatever the climate can throw at it, providing yet another reason why shipping containers are ideal for domestic and business storage.

4. Rodent & Bug Proof
You will want storage that not only keeps your valuables safe from the elements but also from an infestation of bugs and rodents, particularly if you want to start perishable goods. Shipping containers can keep pests out that could destroy or damage the contents of your container.

5. Different sizes available
Shipping containers aliases make the best storage units because they are available in different types and sizes. You might need a container that has doors on the side to be able to store larger items that will not fit through end doors, or maybe you need a refrigerated unit or insulated.

You can also buy shipping containers in three different sizes – 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft HC. The most common and popular type is the 20ft container, which fits into most driveways and back yards, and can store the contents of the average two-bedroom apartment.

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07/08/2024

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07/03/2024

What's the difference between a Cargo Worthy and a Wind and Watertight container?
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06/25/2024

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03/01/2024

The difference between WWT, CW, and One-trip containers:
There are three main types of cargo containers: WWT, CW, and one-trip containers.
WWT containers (WWT - Wind and Water Tight) are containers that are in decent condition and can be used for storing cargo, but have some damage or signs of use, such as rust or scratches.
CW containers (CW - Cargo Worthy) are containers that have passed a strict inspection and received the "CW" designation, meaning they are suitable for cargo transport. They are in good condition, without visible damage, and have functioning locks and seals to protect cargo from water.
One-trip containers are newly manufactured containers that have only been used once, usually for transporting cargo between two ports. They are in extremely good condition and almost without any damage. As such, they are ideal for storing goods that require special conditions, such as food or medicine, and for transporting cargo on international routes. However, they are more expensive than WWT or CW containers.