Shipping Container Conversions 40ft ply lined, electrics, partitioned
CS25313
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Bridge 8 Hub is a social organisation in Edinburgh that has transformed overgrown wasteland alongside Scottish canals, using shipping containers, to offer outdoor activites to families and young people. They commissioned Containers Direct to fit out four 40ft shipping containers. These comprise of a meeting space, drying facilities, store room, bike shop, cafe and toilet/changing facilities. We feature one of the containers here.
CD Code CS25313
Before we can fit the personnel door and window, we have to cut the correct sized apertures into the required position in the container. With this this conversion these are in the end wall. We then create a frames, which we weld into the aperture, in order to attach the door and window.
To create the partition we start by making a steel framework, which is then welded into position on the container and filled with steel sheets, cut to size using our guilllotine. The partition was placed 10ft in from the front wall, to give a 10ft section, and a 30ft section inside the container.
Our client requested our 9mm redwood option of ply lining - this gives a more attractive finish. We pack in rockwool insulating material behind the ply board frame. For detail information, see our page Ply Lined Containers
Features
Design
We used a good condition 40ft ISO container for this conversion. The original doors were retained and additional door and window fitted at the opposite end.
Conversion features
- Personnel door
- Window with anti-vandal shutters
- Ply lined and insulated
- Electrics
- Heating
- Internal partition
Fitting the personnel door and window
Before we can fit the personnel door and window, we have to cut the correct sized apertures into the required position in the container. With this this conversion these are in the end wall. We then create a frames, which we weld into the aperture, in order to attach the door and window.
The Partition
To create the partition we start by making a steel framework, which is then welded into position on the container and filled with steel sheets, cut to size using our guilllotine. The partition was placed 10ft in from the front wall, to give a 10ft section, and a 30ft section inside the container.
Back end of partition
Front end of partition
Ply lining and Electrics
Our client requested our 9mm redwood option of ply lining - this gives a more attractive finish. We pack in rockwool insulating material behind the ply board frame. For detail information, see our page Ply Lined Containers
The CAD
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