shipping container.

[Matthew Storrs]

would like to get one to keep machinery in , does anyone know where to get them, and what sort of price they fetch? also do you need any kind of temporary planning type permit thing or can you just plonk one down anywhere?

cheers folks!

[Matthew Storrs]

:blushing:not to worry, just found a couple of threads on them

[Johny Walker]

would like to get one to keep machinery in , does anyone know where to get them, and what sort of price they fetch? also do you need any kind of temporary planning type permit thing or can you just plonk one down anywhere?

cheers folks!

 

no planning required,as they can be moved about ,ther not cheap if they are the nackerd ,get some good lock boxes welded on,dont buy cheap locks either ,

[farmer_ben]

blacks at bacton supplied my one, they were very helpful when delivering mine and hepled sight it and get level. was bout £1600 i think for 2nd grade one, which are pretty decent tbh

[TRADITIONAL LOGGERS]

A single use shipping container is the best price.

 

We have 10' and 20' from these people:-

 

Container Rent & Hire | Containers for Sale & Shipping | Burton | Branston | Uttoxeter | Stafford | Foston | Tamworth

[Big J]

I just got a pretty good condition container for £650 delivered, but appreciate that that is silly cheap!

[Kev Stephenson]

I got a mint condition 20ft one for £800 delivered, I was told it would be the same price for a 40ft. There always seem to be used ones on ebay.

[Mark James]

I just got a pretty good condition container for £650 delivered, but appreciate that that is silly cheap!

 

All depends who you are buying them off before the scrap price went through the roof you bought a 20ft one here for £400, now £550 can still buy you one.

 

Maybe not the best looking container in the world but water tight and the doors shut.

[Matthew Storrs]

hmm, most i have seen on ebay seem to be around the £1500 mark plus delivery, although they do look in good condition, I suppose even that isn't too bad considering id be buying storage/ workshop for the next 30 years potentially, £50 a year! Also do they have roller wheels on the bottom if you wanted to drag one around site if it was in the way for example?

[Mark James]

Nope no wheels and they would take a bit of moving.

There not that expensive a lot of that cost is delivery.

 

 

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