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8ft Shipping Containers Shipping containers are available in a variety of sizes. The most commonly used sizes are 20 ft. and 40 ft. containers. Our new shipping containers of 8 feet are an ideal choice for small projects and conversions. Be aware of the Tare weight and payload before purchasing the container. Learn how these variables can influence the final cost of your purchase. Storage Storage containers are a great storage solution for your belongings. They're durable and safe. They're also very cost-effective since they don't need an ongoing rental fee and are fully owned. With their heavy-duty locks and corrugated steel construction, they provide a high level of security. Shipping container dimensions are usually measured from exterior measurements so the internal space is usually limited. However, this issue can be overcome by the right planning and organization. Installing shelving along the walls will maximize vertical space and keeps things off the ground. Partition walls are another option, which divides the space into different areas and allowing for an easy walkway through. Shelving units are also useful if you're storing long objects, like pipes or fabric rolls. Pipe racks are made of metal which extend from the wall. They let you stack items on them instead of shelves, where they may fall off. They are particularly useful for storing tools, since they are easy to access what you need without having to move things around. A container can also serve as a library in your home with shelves that are lined from floor to ceiling and secured with brackets. Refrigerated Containers help keep books in a straight line and reduce wear on spines. Labels are also a big help. A simple labelling machine, or sticky labels can be used to label the contents. Modified shipping containers can be used to create unique areas such as offices, workshops, or offices. They're often equipped with insulation, lighting, and electrical connections to make them comfortable for work or study, and can be used to host a variety of companies. Office Office options for 8ft shipping containers include both open and enclosed office configurations. The most sought-after option is the open office. The open office option includes an insulation Smart Side LP soffit with windows, an electrical package including lights and outlets, and an air conditioning. The office also has an employee door that can be locked and a choice of desktop(s) and drawer file cabinet(s). Choose our 40-foot office container for the ultimate portable office. This container provides an area of 320 square feet that can be used as flexible office space. If you require temporary office space on a construction site or a permanent solution this office container is a great alternative to expensive and inflexible office trailers. Need furniture for your office? NadlerPlus™, a leading supplier of office furniture, offers a large selection of desks and workstations. Download our furniture brochure to explore all the options available. To make your life more flexible, the combo office/storage container offers you the office on one side and storage on the opposite. Commercial The 8ft container is the smallest standard shipping container available. It's a great choice for commercial areas. They can be used as temporary or permanent storage in commercial, retail or restaurant establishments. Modifications can allow them to function as a mobile office or even a storage space for inventory. Shipping containers offer an affordable alternative to brick and mortar spaces. These containers are made of durable, all-steel components and offer an efficient storage solution that can be used for many different purposes. The storage containers of 8 feet are ideal for storing tools and equipment on site or as a temporary garden shed while your home is being renovated. This size is also suitable for storing items that require a more secure environment, like manufacturing or medical equipment. One of the most popular commercial options for these containers is to convert them into offices for shipping containers. These containers can be outfitted with air conditioning, insulation, and electrical outlets, making them an ideal, functional space for any organization. They also make a great choice for protecting large construction equipment on the jobsite, or for storing audio and lighting equipment for events. SEA BOX offers custom modification services that can turn the containers into whatever you require. Look for “One Trip” or shipping containers that are one-way from the factory. These containers are in the best in good condition and are usually the cheapest of the alternatives. Residential Shipping containers are increasingly popular for building studios, cabins, and homes. While the trend may seem fad-driven, there are many benefits of living in a container home. They are less expensive to construct and have more resale value than traditional homes. They are also simple to transport. They are the ideal option for those who want to be mobile or who have to relocate to work. There are some things to think about before you purchase a shipping-container home. First, you need to find a suitable location to build your new home. Some cities and towns have strict rules regarding alternative dwellings, while some are more lenient. Before purchasing land to build a container home, it is important to check out the regulations for building codes and zoning in your local area. Containers are constructed of steel, which is susceptible to rust. Furthermore, the walls of a container are thin and don't provide much insulation. It is difficult to regulate humidity and temperature in cold or hot climates. There are a variety of manufacturers who specialize in building homes out of shipping containers. These companies can customize your container house's exterior and interior to suit your needs. They can also provide additional features, like solar panels and an water treatment system. Additionally, these companies can help you obtain a mortgage if you need it. It is also recommended to speak with an experienced builder to ensure that your construction is successful. Shipping container homes require a certain level of skills, which is why they are not for novices. With the right planning and resources, you can create a comfortable and unique house from these sturdy metal boxes. High Cube When it comes to shipping containers, the standard options are great for basic storage and cargo. However, if you need more height, the high cube is the best choice. These containers offer an extra foot of headroom but still maintain the standard width and length dimensions. This allows them to fit under standard height clearances for storage and transportation, making it easier to move the container around. They are also great for alterations such as office or housing space where an extra foot of headroom could be crucial. The extra height gives you the ability to use taller equipment without having to lay it flat, optimizing the storage capacity. Furthermore, they can carry more weight than standard containers, making them a better option for heavier cargo or things that require a bit more space in the upper part of the. Although they do have some distinct advantages However, high cube containers have some disadvantages. They can cost more to transport and are more expensive than regular containers. Additionally, the extra height makes them difficult to stack and move which may pose challenges for certain sites and projects. It is important to consider your transit needs and the site before deciding if a tall cube container is the most suitable solution for you.