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Shipping containers are widely preferred due to their versatility and strength. However, it is imperative to take the necessary steps to secure the...

Winter is a tough season for many businesses, especially those that rely on outdoor storage. The harsh winter elements can wreak havoc on inventory...

Shipping containers have become an essential part of the global economy, allowing for the efficient transportation of goods across the world. But d...

As a homeowner or business owner, you may have invested in a shipping container for storage or other purposes. These sturdy, reliable containers ca...

Purchasing a shipping container online can be a great way to get a good deal. However, like any online purchase, it's important to be cautious and ...

The 10-foot shipping container offers durability, versatility, and portability in various residential and commercial usage. They provide additional functional space, but their biggest advantage is that they are often used on a more temporary basis, which can be convenient for some purposes.

In communities like Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Terre Haute, Bloomington, South Bend, and Muncie, private business owners, commercial developers, community organizations, and residents are choosing to use old shipping containers to anchor their building projects. They are attracted to these unconventional building materials because of their durability, security, and unique look.

Homes, hotels, and hangouts. All of the these prove to be common uses for shipping containers in the Minneapolis and Twin Cities region. Residents and developers alike quickly embrace the most significant benefits shipping containers offer – durability, cost-effectiveness, customization, and unique architectural style.

The use of shipping containers has evolved. There are so many unique applications from storage to new homes, restaurants, offices, and more. So, as the tourism industry is shifting to shipping container hotels, there’s only one question: why?

Shipping container architecture is booming in Florida, specifically in the Tampa Bay area and the west-central part of the state. New projects are popping up all over the region, including Tampa Heights, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Bradenton, Orlando, Lakeland, Sarasota, Tarpon Springs, and Winter Haven.

One trend that has been gaining steam in the construction industry is the use of shipping containers as mobile, versatile, and secure options for storage and other functional applications. This blog will highlight some of the most common ways construction companies are repurposing shipping containers in the field.

Residents, commercial developers, and non-profit organizations in the Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Warren, Ohio, region are repurposing shipping containers for storage, housing, retail and environmental projects. This blog will highlight a few unique uses happening all around Northeastern Ohio.