The purpose of this guide is to make sure the delivery of your container is as smooth as possible. The main thing to consider is “space” (is there enough space for the delivery truck to maneuver) and “surface” (can the delivery truck drive on the surface and do you have an even, hard surface to place the container on).
Should I get a new or used container and what is the difference between "cargo-worthy" and "wind & watertight"? This article outlines the four main condition categories and helps you choose the right container for your specific needs.
How do I ship or export my shipping container overseas? This "how-to" guide explains all the necessary steps.
New “one-trip” containers represent the best quality available on the market. However, they are used for a single trip with cargo and will sometimes have light wear and tear. This guide explains what to expect when buying a new one-trip container from BoxHub.
Whether to buy or rent a container depends on what you plan to use the container for and how long you will need it. If you decide to buy, BoxHub will find the right container and deliver it straight to your door.
Buying your own shipping container if you are moving can be a great idea. This guide explains the key aspects to consider, as well as how to arrange pick-up and delivery of loaded shipping containers.
If you need to use your container for shipping or exports, it needs a valid "CSC Plate". For all cargo-worthy containers we can provide a CSC Survey for a small fee.
Whether containers have "low" or "high" handling locking gear is a question of whether it was designed for international shipping or specifically for storage.
BoxHub is making it easy to get started on your shipping container home project. Buy the new e-book and take the first step to realize your dream today!
Shipping containers are extremely strong structures made to withstand hurricanes and extreme heat as they move around the world on ships. With a few maintenance tips, you can make your shipping last even longer!
Denver-based Rox Box have transformed a used shipping container into a transportable bar. The “Beer Can” can be rented for festivals, events, weddings, or any other event where a temporary bar setup is required.
Apart from shipping, reefer containers have many innovative uses on land. Many retailers or warehouses use 2nd-hand reefer containers as cold-storage facilities instead of building them from scratch. The big advantage of reefers is that they are already very well insulated. This means they are also great for modification into office- or housing units.
Architecture and design firm "New Old Stock" is pioneering their new NOS units, enabling more people to experience the benefits of container living.
Delivery of containers can sometimes be challenging. There is usually a requirement to have ~100ft of straight line to deliver a container, which can be a challenge especially in urban- or rural areas where roads are small and narrow.
Three used containers, a piece of land on an idyllic Danish island, and a little bit of patience. Those are the key ingredients for Lars Christensen and his family as they realize their dream of building a container summer house on Samsø.
Oakland-based start-up Boxouse is delivering an innovative solution to affordable housing in California by converting 2nd-hand containers to comfortable homes.
Containers come in standard sizes and can be stacked on top of each other. This guide illustrates the dimensions of standard 20ft, 40ft and 45ft containers to help you decide what size is right for your needs.