FAQs – Professional customized sports storage shelter canopy

About the shipping container canopy

How resistant is the fabric shelter?

What materials are they?

What do you recommend single or double truss?

If I don’t have shipping container, could I do the installation?

How resistant they are against hurricanes?

About installing container shelters

Can I do the installation externally on the containers?

How far apart should I separate the containers to prepare the installation?

Can I join several shipping container roofs together?

How do you attach a roof to a shipping container canopy?

Is it difficult to install a container?

The containers are very versatile. They can be assembled and installed easily and quickly to provide protected storage or working space. Now when it comes to our roofs for containers since our systems can be permanent or portable, you can either weld or bold, if you’re looking for a permanent space resistance to storms or hurricanes then you should weld that to your containers, now by bolding it, your structure can be easily moved to the next job site once the work is finished.

PRODUCT HELP

What container canopy size is the right one for me?

Most of our customers looking for a small container roof size, buy a roof 20 ft wide which is enough for their needs, however this is based on individual needs, usage and location.

If you want to get the best value for money, we recommend opting for a roof 40 or 60 feet wide. It is also important to remember that there is no limit to the number of containers that can be stacked on top of each other, allowing you to have a larger or higher structure while maintaining reasonable costs while providing an additional storage compartment.

Can I choose my shipping provider?

Recommendations to avoid infiltrations?

The shipping company unloads the container roof kit?

Can it be installed on uneven ground?

Shipping containers themselves can act as the structural base to your building, saving you time and money. It is important to make sure the ground is level before you place your containers at your build site. This is because leveling your building will provide a uniform base for your shipping container building.

If the ground is not level, your building could lean to one side and your roof panels, sides and ends may not line up properly.

Prepare your site before leveling by removing items that could affect the base quality, like:

Debris

Rocks

Tree and tree roots

Additionally, make sure there is enough room to allow workers and equipment to move around your site.