Container enclosures are a popular choice for housing large, stationary systems. Containers are secure, cost-effective and offer a wide range of customizable options - both appearance and functionality can be adapted to suit customer requirements.

Construction

• Heavy corrugated steel shell
• Steel beam structure with wood-plan flooring
• Heavy steel double-doors at one end
• Standard lengths: twenty or forty feet (custom lengths can be obtained)

Standard Features

• Painted exterior and plywood interior
• Waterproof sealed floor
• Double cargo doors on end (89”h x 92”w); side door (32”)
• Lifting lugs on roof for crane lifting and on base for boom/crane lifting
• Fork holes on base of 20-foot models

Optional Components

• Professional engineer-stamped, wind-load hold-down documentation in compliance with local building code
• Industrial steel siding on exterior
• High-quality EPDM membrane roof
• Exhaust hatches inserted in wall to diffuse heat
• Louver installed into building wall for added ventilation and air circulation
• Sound-insulation layer built into walls to dampen operational noise
• ¾” rubber floor mats
• 2” sump in floor to detect flooding
• Floor hatch removed to allow pipe entrance from underground
• Roof extension or hatches for tall equipment
• Pipe stub-outs mounted on side
• Pipe connection slot mound on side
• Ventilation fan and/or heater with thermostat
• Interior lighting to facilitate work inside container
• R7.2 insulation in walls and ceiling