Which Container
Think big (and small)
What type of container should I choose?
Think of a Secure Storage container as another room added to your premises. You can use it to keep anything you would put in a storeroom - or in your attic at home!
What type of container should I choose?
Think of a Secure Storage container as another room added to your premises. You can use it to keep anything you would put in a storeroom - or in your attic at home!
Our temperature controlled units act just like a cold store or chiller cabinet, ideal for everything from frozen foods to pharmaceuticals. Our SiteVault unit offers a unique secure, on-site solution for high value goods.
How much can I fit in?
Our containers come in 20ft and 40ft units, in other words, a storeroom that's either 20ft or 40ft long. A 20ft unit contains 22 cubic metres of usable capacity, while a 40ft unit contains 54 cubic metres. That's a lot of storage!
If you're storing items on pallets, a 20ft unit can take 8 "euro" pallets (1,200cm x 800cm) or 7 "metric" pallets (1,200cm x 1,000cm).
A 40ft unit will accommodate 21 "euro" pallets or 18 "metric" pallets.
Our containers come in 20ft and 40ft units, in other words, a storeroom that's either 20ft or 40ft long. A 20ft unit contains 22 cubic metres of usable capacity, while a 40ft unit contains 54 cubic metres. That's a lot of storage!
If you're storing items on pallets, a 20ft unit can take 8 "euro" pallets (1,200cm x 800cm) or 7 "metric" pallets (1,200cm x 1,000cm).
A 40ft unit will accommodate 21 "euro" pallets or 18 "metric" pallets.
What range of items do people store in your containers?
Almost everything under the sun - here is just a small sample from a very long list...
Secure Storage (dry ambient containers)
Paper, cards, cars, motor parts, motorbikes, lawnmowers, shelving, packaging materials, TVs, electrical goods, building materials, retail items, canned goods, dry foodstuffs, fireworks, furniture, carpets, paintings, paint, DIY, lighting, computers, clothing, animal feed, bottled water, mobile phones, shoes, furniture, ceramics, aggregates, gas testing pipes, biscuits, tea, sweets, chocolate.
Paper, cards, cars, motor parts, motorbikes, lawnmowers, shelving, packaging materials, TVs, electrical goods, building materials, retail items, canned goods, dry foodstuffs, fireworks, furniture, carpets, paintings, paint, DIY, lighting, computers, clothing, animal feed, bottled water, mobile phones, shoes, furniture, ceramics, aggregates, gas testing pipes, biscuits, tea, sweets, chocolate.
Temperature controlled
Frozen food, chilled food, cultures, pharmaceuticals, research products, chemicals (non-hazardous), cars (emission-testing), beer, wine, fresh food, vegetables, fruit, processed food, poultry, rubber, cheese, ready meals, olives, venison, pheasant, sausages, salad, rape seed oil, ice cream, cakes, wine, beer, flowers, juice concentrates, snake venom, resins.
Are there any items that require a dedicated, unique use container?
Yes, due to our stringent non-contamination policy and for health & safety reasons there are some items we only allow in dedicated, unique use containers.
Yes, due to our stringent non-contamination policy and for health & safety reasons there are some items we only allow in dedicated, unique use containers.
These include:
Rubbish
Builder's rubble
Cement
Cement mixers
Clay
Hazardous chemicals
Corrosive materials
Hospital waste
Corpses
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