Old 6m Container – Decommissioned AS IS Quality 5, 210 185-1

A decommissioned 20-foot (approx. 6-meter) shipping container in AS IS 5 quality is a practical and affordable storage solution. These containers were originally intended for international transport, and although they no longer meet the strictest transport standards, they are still fully functional for use on land – especially as storage spaces. The container is made of durable steel, which ensures long-term durability even in harsh outdoor conditions. Container transport to Rakovník and elsewhere in the Czech Republic is free of charge if the conditions below are met!

Dimensions of a 20-foot container:

• External length: 6.06 m
• Internal length: 5.9 m
• Internal width: 2.35 m
• Internal height: 2.39 m
• Volume: approx. 33 m³
• Useful load capacity: up to 25,000 kg

These parameters allow safe storage of a larger amount of equipment and bulky items. Dimensions are approximate and may always vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.

Use of an old decommissioned container for climbers

For climbers and climbing area operators, proper storage of equipment and tools is key. An old
decommissioned shipping container of 20 feet in length offers a practical and safe solution for storing everything you need right at the place where climbing takes place. Such a container provides enough space, protection from the weather and security against theft.

Advantages of container storage

The main advantage of a decommissioned container is its robustness and durability. The metal structure protects stored equipment from rain, snow, dust and UV radiation. Lockable doors provide protection against unauthorized entry. Containers are easily accessible due to their size and can be placed practically anywhere – in parking lots, in the back of a climbing center, near a natural wall or at festivals.

What can be stored in the container

A complete climbing equipment for individuals and groups fits into a decommissioned 20-foot container:

• Climbing ropes, slings, quickdraws, carabiners
• Harnesses, helmets, climbing shoes, gloves
• Belay devices, abseiling eights, ascenders
• Bouldering mats, ladders, ice axes, crampons
• Elements for the construction of artificial walls, screws, anchors
• Protective equipment and first aid kits
• Tools for area maintenance, such as wrenches, drills, grinders, shovels, brooms
• Supplies of magnesium, adhesive tapes, brush for holds
• Sportswear, spare parts, promotional materials

Storage of equipment and tools

The container can be internally modified as needed – shelves, racks and suspension systems allow a clear division of equipment according to type or purpose. Thanks to this, you can find everything easily and quickly, and minimize the risk of damage or loss of small parts. Separate sections can be reserved for regularly used tools and protective equipment.

Storage for area maintenance

A decommissioned container is ideal for storing tools and materials needed to maintain climbing walls and adjacent areas. Everything from lawnmowers to paints to building materials will be safely stored here and always at hand. The lockability of the container also minimizes the risk of losing expensive tools.

Storage of items for customers

If you operate a climbing area, you can also store equipment for rent or sale in the container – for example, rental harnesses, climbing shoes, helmets or packages with magnesium and other necessities. The container can also be modified as a simple dispensing or sales warehouse directly at the entrance to the climbing area.

How big is a 20-foot container and what does it hold

A standard decommissioned container with a length of 20 feet (approx. 6 meters) offers an internal volume of around 33 m³ and a load capacity of up to 28 tons. This means that it can hold, for example:

• Complete equipment for several dozen climbers
• Dozens of bouldering mats and thousands of meters of ropes
• A large amount of tools and accessories for maintenance
• Material for the construction and modification of climbing walls

Thanks to its high load capacity and solid construction, heavier or bulkier items can be stored in the container without the risk of damage.

A decommissioned 20-foot container is a universal and economical solution for climbers and climbing area operators. You get a safe space for storing all equipment, tools and supplies for customers and the possibility to adapt the internal layout exactly to your needs. If you are looking for a way to efficiently and safely store climbing equipment directly at the place where it is used, an
old shipping container is the right choice.

Transport to Rakovník and throughout the Czech Republic

We offer container transport not only to Rakovník, but also to all regions of the Czech Republic. When purchasing two pieces (size 8′, 10′ or 20′) or one large container (40′ or 45′), you get FREE transport to one destination. Unloading of the container must be ensured with your own crane, while loading at the depot is already included in the price. For a one-time transport of one piece of a 20-foot container, we offer a transparent flat rate. We will price transport outside the Czech Republic individually.

An old decommissioned container is an ecological and economical option. It gives a second life to a robust product that is no longer used for transport, but still offers unrivaled strength and protection. For climbing areas, such a container is an ideal solution – it is cheap, reliable and can withstand even the most demanding conditions.

If you are looking for a flexible and safe space for storing climbing or outdoor equipment, an old decommissioned 20-foot container is the right choice. With transport to Rakovník and elsewhere throughout the Czech Republic, the purchase is easy and quick.