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Tunnel Containers - How to Load a Shipping Container

Tunnel containers are shipping containers with double doors on both sides instead of one end. They are available in new containers that are 'one trip' or as converted secondhand storage containers.

The dual access points allow them to be used for storing equipment and other items. Items can be retrieved easily from either end, without the need to move items. Tunnel containers can also be divided in the middle to create two storage units that are secure when needed.

Easy Loading and Unloading

A well-organized method can make all the difference when it comes to loading a shipping container. It will help protect your objects, reduce damage, and make the most of space. Containers can be filled in various ways based on the items being stored or shipped. You can stack boxes vertically to maximize their height. However, it's crucial to secure the boxes using loads-securing materials like tie-downs straps or bracing wood. Filling up empty spaces in containers with dunnage or inflatable airbags could be beneficial, depending on the type.

If you're packing your cargo for an international shipment or for a cross-country move a well-organized system will ensure that all your belongings arrive intact and on time. Organising your shipping container ahead of time will save you time and money in the long run So, ensure you think through your plans before organizing your cargo.

If you're seeking a container for shipping with two entry points, you should consider a tunnel container. They are constructed with doors on both sides, to allow you to unload cargo from either side without having to do all at once. This makes it easier to load and unloading, which is great for busy port operations.

This container is ideal for transporting goods which cannot fit in the normal container. For example construction materials, timber, and other building materials. With a cover that can be removed and a doors on both sides of the container, it is a cost-effective solution for the shipments that are impossible to transport.

After the shipping container arrives at the destination, you'll use cranes or forklifts to unload it. The best location for the container to be offloaded is far from other heavy vehicles, and far enough from the throngs. It is also important to ensure that you have all the equipment needed to empty the container. This includes a crane or a flatbed.

After you've emptyed your container, it's good idea to give your vehicle a thorough check before you drive off. Check for signs of wear, for example corrosion on the chassis and damage to the handles and doors. Ensure that the doors can be closed and opened effortlessly and are securely held in the correct position. You should also check the interior of your vehicle for water or moisture damage that may affect your cargo.

Accessibility

One of the biggest problems with shipping containers is getting them to and from their destination. This could be a major problem for truckers trying to meet deadlines or simply finish the job. We could reduce costs and time by creating a tunnel made of shipping containers along the routes that truck drivers travel most often.

This problem can be solved by using tunnel containers, also called double door containers. These containers for one trip are basically shipping containers, but with double cargo doors at each end (instead of only the front). This makes it easier to load or unload heavy items or bulky equipment.

These kinds of containers are also suitable to use as storage units. They are easy to stack and provide plenty of space to store your items. Additionally they can be modified to include windows and air conditioning systems. If you're looking to store temperature-sensitive goods, then a refrigerated container might be your best bet.

The two entry points of tunnel shipping containers (recent post by Livejournal) make it easy to split them in the middle and create into two separate units. This is usually done for the purpose of creating offices on site or storage. Many containerised self-storage yards have a variety of tunnel containers that are divided across the middle to create smaller storage spaces for their customers.

Standard shipping containers offer great security however if your intention is to increase it, a 40 ft tunnel containers container may be the best option. They can be fitted out with additional security alarms and locks to provide peace of mind.

The dual entry ports in a tunnel container also make it difficult to break into. The doors are equipped with an enclosed lockbox that is fixed on the right side and overlies the staple welded on the left. This prevents anyone from reaching into the container just by opening the door.

Storage

Storage is easy with tunnel containers, also known as double-end door shipping container tunnel containers. Double doors on each end allow for easy access to both sides of the shipping container, which is particularly useful when it comes to storing bulky or large items like furniture. These containers are used by a variety of self-storage businesses because they are easily divided into smaller storage units by means of a walls that divide. This allows them to create two separate storage units of 10 feet for the price of a single 20ft container.

Shipping tunnels for containers are offered in both brand new 'one-trip condition as well as recycled second-hand containers. They are usually built from a standard container with the solid part removed and a set of double doors being welded at each end (as opposed to a single-ended end).

With access at both ends they accelerate loading times and cut down on time when compared to side-opening containers. They are great for storage, transport and even for conversion into mobile offices or living spaces.

You can store your equipment and other goods in any location with confidence. The ventilation system stops moisture build-up and protects your contents from condensation. Double doors allow for easy loading and transportation of larger items.

Tunnel containers are used in many industries from construction to retail. They are also popular with military personnel because they are able to be quickly moved to temporary locations like bases or practice grounds. They can be upgraded with additional features, like a control room or theatre, to provide specialised equipment and facilities.

Container City located in Cholula (Mexico) for instance, makes use of fifty old sea-containers to create galleries and workshops. It's an innovative and fun way to recycle steel, and is an asset to the local community. They're so popular that many of the containers remain on site after their journeys are complete which reduces the amount of traffic that trucks travel through the city and reducing 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 just one. This greatly increases their accessibility, and makes loading and unloading easier. This is especially beneficial when storing large items such as plant machinery as it avoids having to reverse the digger or vehicle to get it out of the container.

The fact that they come with double cargo doors on both ends also means these containers are ideal for conversion into tunnels or walkways. Many companies make use of them as walkways around plant machinery and equipment. We have also assisted clients convert tunnel containers into boiler rooms as well as water-treatment plants.

Another popular use for tunnel containers is using them as a turnstile, or a manually secure entry checkpoints at events. This is a good method to direct people to security or ticket inspection. It is also fitted with lighting so that all who pass through is always visible.

Due to their size and strength tunnel containers are a great option to transform into an exhibit area or booth for trade shows and events. They are simple to move from site to site and can be customized by adding windows, lighting, and other equipment to make them appear distinctive and stand apart from the other booths.

Our clients have used tunnel containers for everything from a theatrical experience that highlighted the gritty realities of human trafficking to a pop up shop for a local charity. If you have an idea of the possibility of converting a container, get in touch now. We can assist you to bring your idea to life.

We can provide new 'one trip' 40 ft tunnel container containers in either 20ft or 40ft options. Alternatively we can modify the standard container for you by removing the wall at the rear and putting in double cargo doors at both ends. We can even cut a section out of the side of the container to allow for additional internal space, if needed.