Container shelters are practical and versatile structures that are used to protect storage, working, garage or other spaces. They are the ideal solution for companies and individuals who need additional cover over transport containers. These types of canopies are installed over the containers, creating an effective temporary structure to protect against adverse weather conditions such as rain, snow, wind or UV radiation. These structures consist of a sturdy frame made of hot-dip galvanised steel, which ensures their durability and resistance to corrosion. The curved shape of the roof further strengthens the whole, increasing its resistance to snow and wind loads.
Our offer includes container shelters for customers from Birmingham, which:
- provide increased strength due to the curved shape of the roof,
- are easy to assemble and disassemble, which makes it possible to move them to another place,
- perform well in all weather conditions,
- are versatile - ideal as warehouses, garages, workspaces and storage areas,
- are more cost-effective than traditional tent halls.
The roof covering of our container shelters is made of high-quality PVC fabric, available in a variety of weights - from 750 g/m² in the basic version to 900 g/m² in the reinforced version. This fabric is not only waterproof but also UV-resistant, ensuring longevity and reliability in harsh environments. Container shelters are much more cost-effective than traditional tent halls, and their modular design allows for easy assembly and disassembly, which is a huge advantage when relocation is required. Assembly is simple and intuitive thanks to the clever design, detailed instructions with photos, YouTube videos and support from an assembly advisor.
Products available 'off-the-shelf' with delivery in Poland in 2-3 days, in the EU in 3-5 days and assembly in 2-5 days.
Main applications of container shelters
Container shelters are used in a wide range of industries, offering flexible and cost-effective solutions for the diverse needs of Birmingham`s residents. In logistics and transport, they serve as temporary storage facilities, shielding cargo from adverse weather conditions, which is crucial when handling and temporarily storing goods. In the construction industry, container shelters are used as workspaces to store tools, construction materials and protect equipment from rain, snow or strong wind. Their mobility and ability to be assembled quickly make them ideal for construction sites where workspace needs can change quickly. In the agricultural sector, container shelters are used to protect agricultural machinery, tractors, fertiliser, feed and agricultural products such as cereals or vegetables from the weather. They can also act as temporary shelters for animals, providing them with protection from the weather.
In industry and manufacturing, they are used as temporary production or assembly halls, as well as warehouses for raw materials, finished products, but also pallets and bulky goods. Their versatility allows them to be easily adapted to different needs, including the possibility of closing the side walls and being fitted with doors and gates, which further increases their functionality. In the automotive and leisure sector, container shelters can be used as garages for vehicles, including cars, motorbikes, boats or campers, protecting them from the sun, rain and snow. In retail and wholesale, they act as temporary retail, display or storage areas, which is particularly useful during seasonal sales or outdoor events.
Advantages of container shelters over permanent structures
Container shelters have a significant advantage over permanent buildings, primarily due to their flexibility and mobility, which makes them ideal for dynamically changing business and environmental conditions. Birmingham customers appreciate ch quick assembly and disassembly allows the infrastructure to be adapted to current needs in an instant, without the need for lengthy and costly construction processes. The ability to easily move container shelters from one location to another enables efficient space management in different locations, which is particularly important in sectors such as logistics, construction, agriculture or outdoor events. The cost of investing in container shelters is usually significantly lower than building permanent facilities, allowing companies to optimise expenditure without sacrificing quality and functionality. Another advantage is that there is no need for a building permit, which greatly simplifies the installation process and reduces the time needed to start using the storage space. Compared to permanent structures, container shelters do not burden the budget as much and are more environmentally friendly, as their design allows for reuse and easy recycling. As a result, container shelters are an excellent choice for companies and institutions that need reliable, flexible and cost-effective storage space.