tunnel shipping container Containers

A tunnel is an underground passageway that is horizontal. They are used for many reasons like railways, road vehicles trams and subways.

Double cargo doors are situated at both ends of the tunnel container, which allows for easy access to the items stored inside. They can be divided into two storage units.

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Versatility

Unlike standard shipping containers that only have access from one end tunnel containers (also known as tunnel-tainers or double-door containers) have doors at both ends. This gives a world of possibilities for storage users.

Tunnel containers are great to store bulky or items that are difficult to access, such as seasonal stock. Dual entry allows for easier loading or unload cargo at busy transport hubs. Double doors make tunnel containers ideal for self-storage containers because they are easily divided into two smaller storage units.

Another advantage of tunnel containers is that they can be equipped with a range of accessories to increase their versatility, including interior lighting or insulation. They can be used in many ways, from mobile retail spaces to pop-up stores to warehouse storage and distribution centers. Additionally they can be fitted with climate control systems to keep specific temperatures or humidity levels for perishable products.

Due to their versatility, tunnel containers are a favorite for temporary use on construction sites. They can be used to store construction materials, tools, equipment and machinery. They can be equipped with a security checkpoint that is manual or a turnstile to regulate the flow of people around the construction site.