20ft Container Workshop
No workshop provisions onsite? Consider an SCF Shipping Container Workshop. A ready-made container with shelves and workbench provides a safe, isolated space to complete a wide range of work. It is a strong, secure alternative to a shed or garage.
Product Details
A flexible alternative, the SCF Shipping Container workshop provides a safe, isolated location to complete a range of works. This site shed has ample storage for tools and equipment. Lockable cages can be installed to protect tools from quick hands, or secure dangerous items that should only be used by qualified trades.
All workshop containers are lockable to protect items out of hours.
They have been built with a strong focus on safety to satisfy all the necessary OH&S requirements. Give your trades or yourself a recognised space to safely complete their work that won’t impact others onsite.
Our construction range thrives in harsh environments. Built from steel (including steel doors) with high quality fittings, our units are designed to last so your team can complete your work or you can tinker away.
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Lock-box provides security for onsite storage of equipment
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Easily transportable with low mobilisation costs
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Base level workshop includes 3 tier shelving rated to 400kgs
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Powered units include single phase wiring, energy efficient lighting and an easily accessible GPO
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Can customise to meet your exact requirements
20ft Shipping Container Workshop Dimensions and Weight
Based on 20ft High Cube Container. Specifications may vary
20ft Container Workshop
Key Features
- Lock-box provides security for onsite storage of equipment
- Easily transportable with low mobilisation costs
- Base level workshop includes 3 tier shelving rated to 400kgs
- Powered units include single phase wiring, energy efficient lighting and an easily accessible GPO
- Can customise to meet your exact requirements
How is this container delivered?
Workshops are compact, meaning they won’t take up too much space on your site. Any cleared, level part of the site will fit a 20ft Container Workshop. How you access the container will depend on our method of delivery, but the following methods suit these units.
Tilt Tray
This is the most common method. We tilt the truck’s tray, then slide the container off while the vehicle slowly moves forward. Just note that the container’s height will increase when it’s tilted – so if your site has overhead obstacles (like power lines) we may need to go with another method.
Side Loader
If your site has limited space around the shipping container’s final position, side loader delivery could be the best option. The container is unloaded between the side loader’s two outrigger feet – about 0.5m from the truck’s side. We use side loaders to transport 20ft and 40ft shipping containers.
Hiab Crane
We use Hiab cranes when there’s not enough space for a side loader or tilt tray – or if your site has other tricky obstacles to manoeuver around (like fences). The crane lifts and then places the shipping container. This method also makes it easy to place containers at an angle, or on raised areas.
