20’ Construction Container – Decommissioned AS IS 10, HZKU 282 401-0

A decommissioned 20-foot (approx. 6-meter) construction container is a practical solution for anyone looking for an economical storage option on construction sites, in compounds, or on land. This type of container is marked with “AS IS 10” quality, which means it is fully functional for undemanding purposes but shows signs of previous use. Transport of the container throughout the Czech Republic is free of charge if the conditions listed below are met.

Dimensions of a 20-foot container

• Length: 6.06 m
• Width: 2.44 m
• Height: 2.59 m
• Internal volume: approx. 33 m³
• Load capacity: up to 28,000 kg (depending on the specific design)

Dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.

The container is made of robust steel, and its construction ensures good protection of stored items from weather conditions and external interference.

Use of a decommissioned construction container for undemanding storage on construction sites

A decommissioned construction container, often referred to as “AS IS” or after being retired from primary operation, is an ideal solution for undemanding storage on construction sites. This type of container is still sturdy, secure, and protects stored material from the elements, even if it no longer meets all the requirements for transport. Thanks to its versatility and robustness, it is perfect for everyday use on a construction site.

Advantages of using a decommissioned construction container

One of the main advantages of a decommissioned construction container is its affordability compared to new containers. Yet, it provides ample storage space and a high level of protection for stored items. The steel construction is resistant to rain, snow, and wind, meaning materials and tools will stay dry and safe. The containers are also mobile – they can be easily moved according to the current needs of the construction site.

What can be stored in the container

The possibilities for using a decommissioned construction container on a construction site are almost unlimited. It is most often used for:

• Storage of undemanding tools – hand and power tools, hoses, ladders, wheelbarrows, shovels, brooms, and other basic equipment that needs to be readily available every day.
• Storage of material – bags of cement, plaster, gypsum, insulation, wood, pallets of bricks or paving, as well as various types of fasteners, paints, or varnishes.
• Storage of equipment for site maintenance – lawnmowers, brush cutters, protective equipment, work clothes, cleaning agents, or spare parts for construction machinery.
• Short-term storage of waste – rubbish, rubble, or recyclable materials that need to be temporarily stored safely before removal.

Options and inspiration for container layout

Thanks to the modular construction, the interior space of the container can be easily adapted to specific needs. It is recommended to use shelves, racks, or hooks for efficient organization of tools and materials. For greater clarity, you can divide individual zones in the container, for example, into a section for tools, a section for building materials, and a section for site maintenance.

For safety, the container can be equipped with padlocks or security bars. If needed, it is not a problem to add battery-powered lighting or a simple electrical connection, which will improve comfort when working in low light.

How much fits into a 20-foot container?

The most common type of decommissioned construction container is the 20-foot (approx. 6-meter) model. This container offers an internal volume of approximately 33 m³ and a floor area of more than 13 m². One such container can easily store, for example:

• Complete equipment for a construction team, including tools and machinery
• A pallet of cement, plaster, mortar, and other building materials
• Several lawnmowers, brush cutters, and other equipment for site maintenance
• Shelves with small fasteners, paints, and protective equipment

With proper arrangement, it is possible to use the space up to the ceiling and place a surprising amount of things in the container that would be exposed to the weather, theft, or damage in the open.

More ideas and tips for use

A decommissioned construction container does not have to be used only as a warehouse on a construction site. It can also serve as a base for workers, a simple workshop, a space for relaxation, or, for example, a place for temporary storage of documentation and construction plans. In practice, several containers are often combined side by side – one is intended for tools, the second for material, and the third, for example, for cleaning supplies.

A container can also be made into a lockable box for valuable equipment that would otherwise be at risk. Just add a simple security modification to the door, and you can be sure that everything important is protected.

A decommissioned construction container is an excellent helper for every construction site where undemanding but effective storage is needed. It brings a high level of protection, variability, and the possibility of customization exactly according to the needs of your project. It allows you to safely store tools, materials, and equipment for site maintenance and easily move them according to the current phase of construction. If you are looking for a practical, economical, and flexible solution for storage on a construction site, a decommissioned container is the right choice.

Transport throughout the Czech Republic

When you order two 8′, 10′ or 20′ containers, or one 40′ or 45′ container, you get free transport throughout the Czech Republic (applies to delivery to one destination). Transport of only one piece of container in the Czech Republic up to 20′ is 140€ without VAT = 170€ including VAT. Outside the Czech Republic, it is necessary to request transport individually according to the place of destination. Loading the container in the depot is already included in the price. For the actual unloading on site, it is necessary to provide a crane, which the customer orders himself.

If you are looking for a fast, safe, and economical storage solution on construction sites, a decommissioned 20-foot container with AS IS 10 quality is an ideal choice. You will save not only money but also time and worries about building or renting storage space. Take advantage of the benefits and ensure reliable facilities for your projects!