Tunnel Containers - How to Load a Shipping Container
Tunnel containers are shipping containers that have double doors on both sides instead of one end. They are available as new containers that are 'one trip' or as converted secondhand storage containers.
They are perfect to store equipment and goods due to the dual access points that mean that items can be easily removed from either end without needing to move them around. If required tunnel containers can be divided into two secure storage units.
Ease of loading & unloading
A well-organised approach makes the difference when it comes to loading shipping container. It will safeguard objects, reduce damage and maximize space. Containers can be filled in various ways depending on what's being transported or stored. It is possible to stack boxes vertically to increase their height. However, it is crucial to secure the boxes with loads-securing materials like tie-downs straps or bracing wood. Filling empty spaces in containers with inflatable airbags or dunnage could be beneficial, depending on the type.
If you're packing your items for an international shipment or for a cross-country move a good organisation will ensure that all your items arrive in good condition and on time. You'll save time as well as money by planning ahead before you load your container.
Consider a tunnel container in case you need a shipping container that has two entry points. These containers come with doors on both ends that allow access to cargo from either end without having to load everything simultaneously. This makes it easier to load and unloading, which is perfect for busy port operations.
This container is ideal for transporting goods that aren't able to fit in the conventional container, like timber and construction materials. With a cover that can be removed and a door on either side of the container, it is a cost-effective solution for shipments that would otherwise be not transportable.
When the container is at the destination, it will be unloaded using cranes or forklifts. The best location for the container to be offloaded is far from other heavy vehicles, and far enough away from crowds. It's also worth ensuring that you have the equipment needed to unload the container such as cranes or a flatbed trailer.
After you've filled your container, it's good idea to give your vehicle a thorough check before you drive off. Look for indications of wear, like corrosion on the chassis and damage to the handles and doors. Be sure that the doors can open and close without difficulty and are securely fastened. You'll also want to check the interior for water or moisture damage that could affect your cargo.
Accessibility
One of the biggest problems with shipping containers is getting them to and from their destination. This can be a major issue for truckers trying to meet tight deadlines, or simply complete the task in a timely manner. We could save money and time by building tunnels made of shipping containers along the routes that truck drivers travel frequently.
Tunnel containers, also known as double door containers are a great solution for this problem. These one-trip containers are standard shipping containers that have two cargo doors on both sides, instead of only the front. This makes it easier to load and unload heavy items or bulky equipment.
These containers are great for storage. They can be stacked easily, giving you more space for your products. They can also be easily modified to include windows and air conditioning. If you're looking to store temperature-sensitive goods, then a refrigerated container might be your best bet.
The dual entry points of tunnel shipping containers allow them to be divided into two and 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 number tunnel containers that they divide down the middle in order to create smaller storage areas for their customers.
Standard shipping containers are very secure, but If you're looking for more security then a tunnel container is the way to go. They can be fitted with additional locks and alarms, providing you the assurance that your cargo is safe and secure.
The dual entry ports on tunnel containers also make it difficult to break into. The doors are equipped with a lockbox that is joined to the right side and is overlapping with a staple that is welded to the left, stopping anyone from being able to reach into the container by simply opening the door.
Stores
Tunnel containers, also referred to as double end door shipping containers are the ideal storage solution. With double doors on both sides, they allow easy access into both sides of the container without having to move things around to gain access, this is particularly useful for storing bulky or heavy items such as furniture. Many self storage companies use these containers since they are able to easily divide them into smaller stores by adding a partition wall, allowing them to make two separate storage containers of 10 feet for the price of one 20ft tunnel container.
Shipping container tunnel s can be purchased in both a new 'one-trip' condition or as recycled second-hand containers. They are usually built from a standard container with the solid part removed and a set of double doors welded in at each end (as as opposed to a single-ended end).
Shipping containers that are able to load and take less time than side-opening containers. They are ideal for storage, transport, and even for conversion into mobile living spaces or offices.
You can store your equipment and other goods in any setting with confidence. The ventilation system stops the accumulation of moisture and protects your contents from condensation. Double doors make it easy to load and transportation of larger items.
Tunnel containers are employed in a variety of industries including retail, construction and. They are also popular among military personnel because they can be moved quickly to temporary locations such as bases or training grounds. Modifications can be made to the structure, like adding a control room theatre, a control room, or other features, in order to provide specialised equipment.
For instance for instance, the Container City in Cholula, Mexico uses fifty old sea containers to construct galleries, workshops, restaurants and more. It's a unique and enjoyable way to recycle steel, and is an asset to the local community. In fact, they're so popular that many of these containers remain on the site even after their journeys are complete, which reduces the amount of traffic through the city and reduces pollution.
Conversion
Tunnel containers, also known as double door shipping containers are one-trip (new) 40ft shipping containers with the cargo doors on both ends rather than just one. This greatly increases their accessibility and allows for more efficient loading and unloading. This is especially beneficial when storing heavy items like machinery, as it prevents needing to reverse the digger or vehicle to get it out of the container.
These containers can be converted into walkways or tunnels due to their double cargo doors at both ends. Many companies use these containers to create a safe walkway for employees to walk on around plant machinery and we have helped clients to adapt tunnel containers into boiler rooms or water treatment plants.
Another popular conversion for tunnel containers is using them as a turnstile, or a manual secure entry checkpoint on event sites. This is an extremely efficient method to guide people through security or ticket inspection. They can be equipped with lights to ensure that those passing through is observed at all times.
Tunnel containers are a great option for trade shows and other events due to their strength and size. They are easy to transport from one site to another and can be customized with lighting, windows, and other accessories to make them appear individual and stand out from the crowd.
Our clients have used tunnel containers for everything from a theatrical experience that exposed the grim human trafficking realities to a pop up shop to benefit a local charity. The possibilities are endless and if you have an idea for converting your container then get in touch with us today and we'll assist you in bringing your idea to life.
We can provide you with tunnel containers that are 'one-trip' either 20ft and 40ft. We can also modify an existing container by removing the wall at the rear and installing double cargo doors on both ends. We can even cut a section from the side of the container to create more internal space if necessary.