Decommissioned 6-metre storage container, HZKU 412 177-0

If you are looking for an efficient and affordable storage solution, for example for a scrapyard, a decommissioned 20ft sea container is the right choice. This container, marked AS IS 10, offers robust and reliable storage, already stored at the depot in Prague and ready for immediate use. Transport is free once the conditions below are met!

Standard dimensions and capacity

The 20ft container has an internal length of approximately 5.9 metres, an internal width of 2.35 metres and a height of 2.39 metres. Its payload reaches up to 25,000 kg and the volume is 33.2 cubic metres. These standard dimensions ensure that the container can hold a substantial amount of material, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of storage needs.

Transport and logistics

We offer free transport throughout the Czech Republic when you purchase two containers sized 8′, 10′, 20′, or one unit sized 40′ or 45′, provided they are delivered to a single destination. Transport of a single container within the Czech Republic up to a size of 20′ is 140€ excl. VAT and 170€ incl. VAT. Outside the Czech Republic, transport must be quoted individually according to the place of delivery. A crane is required for unloading the container, which the customer arranges themselves. Loading the container at the depot is already included in the price.

A decommissioned 20ft sea container is a practical and economical solution for storage at scrapyards. Its robust construction and large capacity make it an ideal choice for various storage needs. In addition, with the option of free transport, its purchase is even more advantageous. Explore the possibilities this container offers and streamline your storage space today.

An ideal storage solution for scrapyards

Decommissioned sea containers are an increasingly popular choice for efficient and secure storage at scrapyards. Their robust construction and resistance to weather conditions make them an excellent solution for storing a variety of items, including still-usable car parts, tools and other supplies needed for the operation of a scrapyard.

Advantages of using a container at a scrapyard

Using a decommissioned sea container at a scrapyard brings many benefits. Its solid construction ensures high resistance to break-ins while protecting stored items from adverse weather conditions. Containers are designed to withstand extreme conditions at sea, which guarantees their long service life and minimal maintenance requirements, even when placed at a scrapyard.

Another advantage is their mobility. If necessary, containers can be easily moved using a crane or forklift. This allows flexibility in organising the space at the scrapyard and easy adaptation to changing needs.

Possible uses at a scrapyard

At a scrapyard, containers can be used for various purposes. The primary use is the storage of car parts that are still usable and intended for sale. The container provides a secure environment where these parts can be stored, protected from moisture and corrosion, and at the same time easily accessible to employees.

Containers can also be used to store other scrapyard needs, such as tools, protective equipment and administrative materials. By installing shelving and racks, even smaller items can be efficiently organised in the container, which simplifies their clarity and accessibility.

What can be stored in a 20ft container

A 20ft container offers sufficient space to store a wide range of items. Its internal capacity is approximately 33 m³, which allows for the storage of a larger quantity of car parts, including engines, gearboxes, axles and other components. It can also hold a large amount of tools and equipment needed for day-to-day activities at the scrapyard.

Other possible uses of a container at scrapyards

In addition to storage, containers at scrapyards can be used for other purposes. They can serve as temporary offices for employees, providing facilities for administrative tasks. With minor modifications, such as the installation of windows and doors, containers can be converted into comfortable workspaces.

Another interesting option is using the container as a workshop. Thanks to its durable construction, it provides a suitable environment for carrying out repairs and maintenance of vehicles or parts. The container can be equipped with the necessary tools and equipment, making it a practical base for technical work directly on site.

Ideas for using a decommissioned container

A creative approach can bring additional possibilities for using a decommissioned container at a scrapyard. For example, it can serve as a collection point for recycling metals and other materials, contributing to the ecological operation of the scrapyard. The container can also be used as a space for staff training, where courses focused on occupational safety or technical skills can be organised.

A decommissioned sea container thus represents not only a practical but also an economically advantageous solution for scrapyards. Its versatility and durability make it an ideal choice for storage and other uses, ensuring efficient and safe operation of the scrapyard.