Modified Containers
Every unit in our modified shipping containers range started as a standard steel box and left the workshop with cut openings, added structure or a finished interior. Container conversion work is what turns a freight box into something usable on day one: a lockable roller-shutter store, a heated office, a mobile workshop, a training rig or a serving unit. HR Container Service lists both completed conversions ready to ship and base units suited to a custom build.
Types of conversion work represented here
- Door changes — roller shutters, personnel doors, side access openings and tunnel double-end-door layouts
- Interior fit-out — insulation, lining, flooring, lighting, power distribution and climate control
- Structural modification — cut-downs, mezzanines, multi-bay partitions, raised and bunded floors
- Application builds — site offices, workshops, kitchens, bars, kiosks and confined-space training units
- Finishing — respray to a specified RAL color, cladding, glazing and signage panels
Access conversions are the most common starting point. A 20ft roller shutter conversion container replaces swing cargo doors with a shutter that opens in a tight bay, while a 40ft tunnel container fitted out as a mobile workshop shows how far a fit-out can go. Specialist rigs such as the mobile confined space training container are built around a defined training or process task rather than storage.
If nothing listed matches your spec, we build from a clean shell — see our 20ft one-trip custom build option, or send drawings and requirements through the quote request form and we will scope the modification.
