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Tunnel Containers - How to Load a Shipping Container
Shipping containers with double doors at both ends, instead of only one end are referred to as tunnel containers. They are available as brand new 'one trip' containers or as converted secondhand storage containers.
They are great to store equipment and goods because the dual access points allow items to be easily picked up from either side without having to move them around. If required tunnel containers can be divided down the middle into two storage units that are secure.
Ease of Loading & Unloading
A well-organized and organized approach makes all the difference when it comes to loading shipping containers. It can help protect the items from damage and make the most of space. Containers can be filled in a variety of ways based on what's being transported or stored. It is possible to stack boxes vertically to increase their height. However, it is important to secure the boxes with loads-securing materials like tie-downs straps or bracing wood. Filling empty spaces in containers with airbags that are inflatable or dunnage can be helpful, depending on the type.
If you're packing your items for international shipping or a cross-country move a well-organized system will ensure that all your belongings arrive intact and on time. You'll save time as well as money by planning ahead prior to when you load your container.
Think about a tunnel container if need a shipping container with two entry points. They are constructed with doors on both sides so that you can unload cargo from either side without having to do it all at once. This enables faster loading and unloading, which is great for busy port operations.
This container is ideal for transporting items that would not fit into a standard container, such as timber and construction materials. With a removable cover and door on either side of the container, it is a cost-effective option for shipments that would otherwise be not transportable.
When the container is at its destination, it will be removed using cranes or forklifts. The best location for the container to be unloaded is away from other vehicles that are heavy, and far enough away from crowds. It is also important to ensure that you have the necessary equipment to empty the container. This includes a crane or flatbed.
It's a good idea examine the vehicle after you've removed the contents. Check for signs of wear and tear, such as corrosion on the chassis and also damage to the container doors and handles. Check that the doors can open and close easily, and are securely secured. You should also inspect the interior of your vehicle for water or moisture damage that could affect the cargo.
Accessibility
One of the biggest challenges with shipping containers is getting them to and from their destination. This could be a major issue for truckers trying to meet deadlines or simply finish the job. We could reduce costs and time by building tunnels constructed of shipping containers along routes that truck drivers use most often.
Tunnel containers, also referred to as double door containers, are a great solution for this issue. These containers for one trip are typical shipping containers that have two cargo doors on both sides, instead of just the front. This makes them accessible, especially to load or unload bulk items or heavy equipment.
These kinds of containers are also suitable for storage units. 20ft tunnel containers can be easily stacked, giving you a lot of space to store your possessions. Furthermore they can be modified to accommodate windows and air conditioning systems. If you're looking to store temperature-sensitive goods, then a refrigerated container might be your best bet.
A tunnel shipping container comes with two entry points, making it easy to split into two separate units. This is usually done for the purpose of creating on-site offices or storage. Many self-storage yards that are containerised have a variety of tunnel containers that they divide across the middle to create smaller storage spaces for their customers.
Standard shipping containers are secure, but if you're looking for increased security, then tunnel containers are the best choice. They can be fitted with additional locks and security alarms to provide peace of mind.
The dual entry ports on tunnel containers make it difficult to break into. The doors are equipped with a lock box which is joined to the right side and overlaps with a staple that is welded to the left, preventing anyone from being able to get into the container simply by opening the door.
Stores
Storage is made easy with tunnel containers, also called double-end door shipping containers. Double doors on each end allow for easy access to both sides of the shipping container, which is beneficial when it comes to storage of large or bulky items like furniture. Many self storage businesses use these containers because they are able to easily divide them into smaller stores by constructing a partition wall that allows them to create two storage containers that measure 10 feet for the price of one 20ft tunnel container.
Shipping tunnels for containers are available in a brand new 'one-trip' condition or as refurbished second-hand containers. They are usually constructed from a standard shipping container, with the solid end removed and two doors welded into the ends.
These shipping containers are faster to load and take less time than side-opening containers. They are perfect for storage, transportation and even for conversion into mobile offices or living space.
You can store your equipment or other items in any location with confidence. The ventilation system stops the accumulation of moisture and protects your contents from condensation. Double doors also permit easy access, which facilitates the loading and transportation of larger goods.
Tunnel containers are used in a range of industries, from construction to retail. They are also popular with military since they can be easily transferred to temporary locations like bases or training grounds. They can be modified by adding additional features, such as a control room or theatre, to provide specialised equipment and facilities.
Container City, in Cholula (Mexico), for example, uses fifty sea containers to create workshops and galleries. It's an exciting and innovative way to recycle old steel while providing a valuable resource for the local community. They're so popular that a lot of containers remain in place after their journeys are complete and reduce the amount of trucks that travel through the city, and lessening pollution.
Conversion
The tunnel container, also referred to as double door shipping containers or one trip 40ft containers has cargo doors at both ends instead of only one. 40ft tunnel container improves their accessibility, and makes loading and unloading easier. This is particularly useful when storing large items such as plant machinery as it avoids needing to reverse the digger or vehicle out of the container.
The fact that they feature double cargo doors on both sides also makes them perfect for the conversion of walkways or tunnels. Many companies make use of them as walkways around plant machinery and equipment. We have also assisted clients adapt tunnel containers to boiler rooms and water treatment plants.
Another popular use for tunnel containers is using them as a turnstile or manually secure entry checkpoints at events. This is a very effective method to guide people through security or ticket inspection. They can be equipped with lighting to ensure that those passing through can be clearly observed at all times.
Due to their size and strength, tunnel containers are a good choice to transform into an exhibit area or booth for trade shows and events. They are simple to move from one location to another and can be customized with windows, lighting and other equipment to make them appear unique and stand out from the crowd.
Our clients have utilized tunnel containers to design everything from a theatrical experience that highlighted the gritty human trafficking reality, to a pop-up store for local charity. The possibilities are endless, and should you have an idea for converting your container then get in touch with us today and we can help you bring your idea to life.
We can supply new 'one trip' tunnel containers in either 20ft or 40ft options. We can also modify a regular shipping container by removing the walls at the rear and putting in double cargo doors at both ends. We can even cut a portion from the side of the container to give additional internal space, if needed.