Tunnel Containers - How to Load a Shipping Container
Tunnel containers are shipping containers that have double doors on both sides rather than one end. They can be purchased as new 'one-trip' containers or as converted second-hand storage containers.
The dual access points make them ideal for storage of equipment and goods. Items can be retrieved easily from either end, without the need to move objects. tunnel shipping containers can also be partitioned in the middle to create two storage units in the event of need.
Ease of loading & unloading
When it comes to loading shipping containers, a well-organized strategy can make all the difference. It will protect your items, prevent damage and maximise space. Containers can be loaded in different ways dependent on what you're keeping or shipping. For instance, you could stack boxes vertically to make the most of their height, however it is essential to secure them in place by using load securing tools like tie-down straps or bracing plywood. Depending on the type of container, it could also be useful to fill empty spaces with dunnage bags or inflatable airbags to prevent any movement during transit.
If you're packing your items for an international shipment or a cross-country move an organized system will ensure that all your belongings arrive intact and on time. You will save time and money by planning ahead before you load your container.
If you're looking for a shipping container with dual entry points, then you might want to consider a tunnel-container. These containers are designed with doors on both sides, to allow you to unload cargo from either side without having to do all at one time. This makes it easier to load and unloading, which is ideal for busy port operations.
This container is ideal for transporting goods that aren't able to fit into a normal container. For example, timber and construction materials. This container is affordable for shipments that are untransportable, as it has a removable door and cover on both sides.
After the container has arrived at its destination, it's going to be removed using cranes or forklifts. The ideal location for the container to be removed is far from other heavy vehicles and far enough away from crowds. It's also important to make sure that you have the necessary equipment to offload the container, like cranes or a flatbed trailer.
After you've emptyed the container, it's a good idea to give your vehicle a thorough inspection before heading off. Check for indications of wear, like corrosion on the chassis and damage to the container handles and doors. Ensure that the doors can be closed and opened easily and are securely in place. You should also check the interior of your vehicle for moisture or water damage that may affect the cargo.
Accessibility
One of the biggest issues with shipping containers is getting them to and from their destinations. This could be a major problem for truckers trying to meet deadlines or simply complete the task. If we could construct tunnels made of shipping containers that run along the most popular routes for truck drivers, it could help them save time and money.
This problem can be solved by using tunnel containers, often referred to as double door containers. These containers for one trip are essentially standard shipping containers that have double cargo doors at each end (instead of only the front). This makes them accessible, especially for loading or unloading large items or heavy equipment.
These kinds of containers are also great for use as storage units. They can be easily stacked to provide plenty of extra space for your possessions. Furthermore, they can be easily 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.
A tunnel shipping container has two entry points, which makes it easy to split in half and create two separate units. This is done to create on-site offices or storage. Many self-storage yards that are containerised have tunnel containers which they divide down the middle in order to create smaller storage areas for their customers.
Standard shipping containers offer great security, but if your goal is to enhance security the security of your cargo, a tunnel container could be the best option. They can be outfitted with additional locks and security alarms to provide peace of mind.
The dual entry ports on a tunnel container also make it difficult to break in. The doors have a lockbox that is welded on the right side and overlies the staple welded on the left. This prevents anyone from getting into the container by opening the door.
Stores
Storage is made easy with tunnel containers, also called double-end door shipping containers. With double doors on both ends they allow easy access into the sides of the container without having to move things around to get access. This is particularly beneficial for storing bulky or heavy items like furniture. Many self storage companies use these types of containers as they are able to easily divide them into smaller storage units by constructing a partition wall which allows them to construct two separate storage containers of 10 feet for the same price of one 20ft tunnel container.
Shipping tunnels for containers can be bought in both a brand-new "one-trip" condition or used containers that have been refurbished. 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).
These shipping containers are faster to load and require less time than side-opening containers. They are ideal for storage, transport and even for conversion into mobile offices or living spaces.
They are weatherproof and corrosion-resistant, so you can store your equipment and items without fear in any setting. The ventilation system helps prevent moisture accumulation and shields your items from condensation. Double doors make it easy to load and transportation of larger items.
Tunnel containers are employed in various industries from construction to retail. They are also popular with military since they can be easily moved to temporary sites for bases or training grounds. They can be modified by adding additional features, such as a control room or theatre to provide equipment and facilities.
For instance the Container City in Cholula, Mexico uses fifty old sea containers to build galleries, workshops, restaurants and more. It's a fun and creative way to recycle old steel, while being a valuable resource for the local community. They're so popular, in fact, that many of the containers remain on site even after their journeys are complete and reduce the amount of traffic that trucks travel through the city and reduces pollution.
Conversion
The tunnel container, also known as double door shipping containers, or one trip 40ft containers features cargo doors on both ends instead of just one. This greatly increases their accessibility and makes loading and unloading more efficient. This is especially beneficial when storing heavy items like plant machinery as it avoids needing to reverse the digger or vehicle out of the container.
The fact that they have double cargo doors on both ends is another reason why these containers are perfect for the conversion of tunnels or walkways. Many companies use them as a walkway around machinery and other plant equipment. We have also assisted customers adapt tunnel containers to boiler rooms and water treatment plants.
Another popular way to use tunnel containers is to use them as a turnstile, or a manual secure entry checkpoint on event sites. This is a great way to funnel people through security or ticket inspection. They can be equipped with lights to ensure that everyone 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 move from site to site and can be adapted by adding windows, lighting, and other equipment to make them appear distinctive and stand apart from the rest of the crowd.
Our clients have used tunnel containers for anything from a theater experience that exposed the grim human trafficking realities to a pop-up shop for a local charity. If you have an idea about an idea to convert a container, get in touch now. We can help you bring it to life.
We can provide new 'one trip' tunnel containers with either 20ft or options. We can also modify the standard container for you by removing the wall at the rear and installing double cargo doors at both ends. 40 ft tunnel container can even cut a section out of the side of the container to allow for more interior space if required.
