Rodent- and weather-resistant
Steel walls, a floor that sits off the ground and doors that seal keep feed, tools and supplies dry.
Lockable
Lock-box doors deter theft of tools and fuel on remote parcels.
Movable
Move it when your layout changes — it's equipment, not a building on a foundation.
Which size?
A 40 ft container fits a compact tractor and implements; a 20 ft suits tools, feed and supplies. A 40 ft high cube adds a foot of height for taller equipment.
Tips before it arrives
- Set it on level, firm ground — gravel pads or timbers under the corners keep the floor dry and the doors square.
- Add vents if you store feed, fuel or anything that sweats; condensation is the main enemy.
- Leave clear space in front so both doors can swing fully open (each door is about 4 ft wide).
Permits and local rules
Farmland in the Agricultural Land Reserve has its own rules on farm structures, and municipalities zone containers differently. Check with your city or regional district before placing one. This is general information, not legal advice.
We deliver on K2 Crane & Cartage's crane trucks, so the container is lifted off the truck and set exactly where it works best — over a fence or into a tight spot if needed.