FAQ

You can store a wide range of items in a shipping container, including but not limited to furniture, household goods, commercial inventory, construction materials, vehicles, machinery, and even sensitive equipment.

While there are typically no strict restrictions on the types of items you can store in a shipping container, it's essential to consider local regulations and guidelines, especially for hazardous materials or perishable goods.

Yes, perishable goods can be stored in shipping containers, but it's essential to ensure proper ventilation and temperature control to prevent spoilage. Refrigerated or temperature-controlled containers are available for storing perishable items.

Refrigerated or temperature-controlled shipping containers are available for storing temperature-sensitive items such as food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. These containers maintain specific temperature ranges to preserve the quality of goods during transit or storage.

Yes, hazardous materials can be stored in shipping containers, but compliance with local regulations and safety guidelines is crucial. Specialized containers for storing dangerous materials and proper labeling and handling procedures may be required.

Shipping containers typically feature robust security features, including heavy-duty locks, sturdy construction, and tamper-evident seals. Additionally, you can enhance security by installing security cameras and alarms or hiring security personnel to monitor them.

Proper ventilation is essential to prevent moisture buildup and maintain air quality within a shipping container. You can ensure adequate ventilation by installing vents or louvers on the container walls, using desiccants or dehumidifiers to control moisture, and periodically airing out the container. Additionally, choosing containers with built-in ventilation options can help improve airflow.