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Tunnel Container Uses The tunnel container is also known as a double door shipping container. They are built with the same dimensions as normal ISO containers, but they are opened at both ends. This feature allows for easy access to the cargo and is beneficial when you are using the container for storage or conversion project. Transport A tunnel container can be used for a variety of different reasons. Dual entry points allow you to access equipment and materials at either end. This makes it simpler to transport palletised loads with a forklift and simplifying the management of stock flow. Tunnel containers are typically used as bridges that are temporary on construction sites, and also as ticket entrances at events such as festivals. They also make ideal for self-storage. By installing the bulkhead partition made of steel, a 20ft tunnel can become two 10ft units, maximising return on investment. Tunnel containers can be modified in various ways, including lighting for the interior, and side windows – making them even more practical for businesses. The double doors on both ends of the container also make it ideal for storing large or bulky items. This is particularly useful in warehouses, where it can be hard to fit huge machinery or vehicles into regular shipping containers. You can save lots of time by not having to continuously move the container. Tunnel containers can be fitted with cooling and heating systems, allowing them to be used for temperature-controlled storage of products such as food, chemicals, pharmaceuticals and electronics. They can also be fitted with ventilation to prevent condensation. Tunnel containers are available in 20ft and 40ft sizes, the same as traditional shipping containers. They meet ISO shipping standards, are CSC plated for international freight and can be weatherproofed by the addition of insulation. They can be affixed to truck frames or tracks or transported on flat-bed or chassis trucks. They are also an excellent option for military or law enforcement equipment as they can be easily transported between bases, and could stop the identification of high-value equipment like command and control centers or mobile operating theatres. They can be transported with various weapons such as missile launchers. Container City in Cholula is a wonderful example of how an old sea containers can be transformed into workshops, restaurants, galleries, and even homes! Storage Double-end doors containers, also known as Tunnel Containers, allow access to the items stored on both sides of a container. This makes it easy to load and unloading, as as full use of the storage space. This makes these units ideal as self-storage facilities providing access to both sides of the container without having to unload items. This is especially beneficial for those who must store massive, bulky or awkward objects like machinery and heavy equipment. In addition to this, the tunnel container design allows them to be easily converted into offices or other safe storage spaces. Contrary to open side shipping containers that must be completely empty to gain access to the contents tunnel containers can be opened from both ends and locked again. They are great for constructing offices on-site and even housing, should it be required. The containers can also be used to store specialised equipment. Military units can make use of containers to transport expensive equipment to temporary locations such as command and control centres or mobile operating theaters thus avoiding the necessity to transport these systems via road. This method can also be used to transport specialised industrial equipment like generators or turbines. This allows for rapid deployment of critical infrastructure in areas where it is required significantly reducing the time and expense associated with installing fixed infrastructure. If you are looking to ship something more hazardous like biological or chemical materials they can be fitted with a special thermal insulation and controlled temperature control system. This lets the unit maintain the temperature at a lower level, thus preventing any loss of food. These containers can be outfitted with removable tarp covers that offer additional flexibility when loading and unloading. This permits large or heavy cargo that would not fit in traditional shipping containers to be transported, including massive machinery wood, construction materials or other large items. For added security, these units can be equipped with a lockbox of high security which prevents access from the top of the container. Stuffing & De Stuffing Logistics professionals employ different terms to describe how cargo is prepared for transport and then moved along the supply chain. These terms cover container stuffing as well as de-stuffing, which are the method by which goods are placed into or removed from a shipping container. Understanding these concepts will assist any company that relies on shipping containers for distribution or storage to grow. Stuffing a container tunnel requires strategically placing cargo in order to maximize space and meet particular logistical needs. Depending on the nature of the cargo specific packing techniques and loading methods should be employed to prevent damage during transit. It is important to put the largest cargo on the bottom, and place lighter items on top. Also it is crucial to employ the appropriate security measures to stop the cargo from shifting in transit. Optimizing the load of the container helps reduce handling, shipping and labour costs and ensures compliance with regulations to ensure safe transportation. When the container arrives at its destination, container de-stuffing or unloading is a vital step to ensuring the efficiency of supply chain. This process involves removing any excess cargo from a container. It also requires careful inspection for any signs of physical or water damage that could compromise cargo integrity. Compliance with regulations and effective communication between the logistics service provider and the shipper are crucial to a successful de-stuffing process. Refurbished tunnel containers are a cost-effective option for businesses who need a safe and secure access point to their site. These containers can be converted into a turnstile, or a manual entry checkpoint to prevent access to restricted areas of the facility. These containers are popular for temporary bridges and as ticket entrances for big events. While a tunnel container isn't the most common type of shipping container but they're becoming increasingly sought-after in multimodal logistics applications. They're ideal for storage and shipping, because their double-ended doors allow access from either end. Self-storage is an option for businesses that want to have access to their inventory. Portable Space can weld steel bulkhead partitions inside the 20-foot container to create two separate 10ft storage compartments. This is less expensive than purchasing new storage containers. Security Tunneling is a method to establish a direct connection between two points of the network. It is a way to encapsulate packets that utilize one routing protocol within other protocols, meaning that routers on either end of the tunnel are able to connect directly to each other. This allows multiple applications to use the same infrastructure. For instance, a company can have tunnels for internal and public internet resources. This will allow them to ensure that they have uniform security policies for their employees and customers. The company can also protect sensitive data from being accessed through tunnels. Despite being constructed of steel, container cargo loads are still susceptible to theft. Thieves have become quite sophisticated in their methods and are able to take a container and break it into pieces by taking its hinges or doors off. It is therefore essential that businesses take measures to prevent their containers being stolen. Installing a lockbox on the door is one way to accomplish this. These are steel shrouds that fit around the lug which holds the padlock to the doors of the container, and they make it extremely difficult to get into the padlock area using bolt cutters. In addition, companies can add a high-security alarm that will alert them when someone tries to cut into the lockbox. Another method of increasing the security of tunnel containers is to put in an automated or manual entry checkpoint. This is particularly beneficial when there is a large number of people attending the event. It can help keep guests away from the rain and wind while allowing security personnel to check people's entry into the venue. Shipping containers come in different dimensions and sizes, so businesses can find the one that best suits their needs. Some are designed to hold bulky items such as vehicles and machinery. Others have doors on both sides, which makes them easier to unload and load. Additionally, there are refrigerated containers that can be used to transport fresh food. All of these options are available in our inventory, which includes new one trip containers and IICl5 certified used tunnel containers. We have a few of these containers available in Florida and Nashville and we're always adding more to our inventory. If you need a tunnel container for your company, get in touch with us today.