Equipment Sourcing
We source shipping containers for storage and site offices: new and graded wind and water tight and cargo-worthy 20ft and 40ft units to your specification, delivered to project sites and inland locations in the markets we work.
A container is Corten steel built for the sea. On land it is a secure, weatherproof shell that arrives ready to use and needs no foundation beyond level footings. The 20ft container dimensions suit most sites without special access.
Who it is for
- Contractors who need a site office or secure store on a project.
- Manufacturers and warehouses adding overflow storage.
- Agricultural and energy operators storing equipment and materials.
- Retail and hospitality projects converting a shell.
Container delivery to site
What the site needs
- Level footings at the four corners.
- Side clearance for the crane trailer to swing the box in.
- No overhead power lines above the drop point.
- Access for a trailer of the container's length plus the tractor.
We send the checklist before dispatch and confirm access by phone.
How we execute equipment sourcing
01
Understand the requirement
Size, grade, use, delivery location and any modification: doors, windows, insulation, wiring, paint.
02
Assess the market
Stock at the nearest partner depot to your site and the delivery cost from there.
03
Execute
Invoice, modification if ordered, then delivery onto your prepared footings.
04
Ongoing support
Additional units, relocation and buy-back when the project ends.
What you provide
- Size and grade
- Delivery location and site access
- Use, so we can advise on grade and modification
- Timing
What happens after the enquiry
A director replies with a delivered price from the nearest depot, the lead time, and a site checklist for the drop.
Questions buyers ask
WWT or cargo-worthy for storage?
Wind and water tight is the right grade for storage and site use: a sealed shell, sound floor and working doors. Cargo-worthy costs more because it is certified for sea carriage, which a static box does not need.
What does the site need?
Level footings at the four corners, side clearance for the delivery vehicle to swing the box, and no overhead power lines above the drop point. We send a checklist before dispatch.
Which markets do you deliver to?
Project sites and inland locations in the markets where we hold or source stock across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. The quote names the depot and the delivery route.
How long does delivery take?
Standard units from stock ship within days of payment; modified units take longer depending on the work. The quote states the lead time.
Can you modify the unit?
Yes. Doors, windows, insulation, wiring, air-conditioning, paint and partitions are quoted to your drawing.
The wind and water tight grade is defined on the equipment index, and modified containers have their own specification page.
Container types for storage and site use
- 20′ DryISO 1CC · 6,058 × 2,438 × 2,591 mm
- 40′ DryISO 1AA · 12,192 × 2,438 × 2,591 mm
- 40′ HCISO 1AAA · 12,192 × 2,438 × 2,896 mm
- Specialised6,058 × 2,438 × 2,591 mm
Drawn to one scale; the dashed outline inside each 40ft type is a 20ft box.
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Tell us the equipment, grade, quantity and lane.
A director replies within one working day with availability and an indicative price.
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