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Aug 19
1

Inexpensive Alternative for an Oilfield Container Skid – Quick Attach Container Skid Review

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The Container Guy gives you a sneak peek at our prototype version of the Quick Attach Container Skid, which is an inexpensive alternative to an oilfield container skid for shipping containers. This product eliminates the need for steel container frames on all of your containers. Although it won’t replace loading skids for its weight distribution or ground clearance, the quick attach skid is one-tenth of the cost and you can use them on all of your sea cans.If you’re loading a loaded shipping container, you don’t need a crane or heavy equipment to load your truck on-site. All you need is a set of these container skids in your truck and an oilfield winch truck.

You can pull up to any container, quickly hook up the Quick Attach Container Skids, and winch the sea can up safely.

This product should be available to the public soon!

For more information on the Quick Attach Container Skids, go to:

https://thecontainerguy.ca/product/qu…

Aug 19
2

How To Repair Shipping Container Floor Damage – Quick and Easy Solution

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Do you have a damaged floor in your shipping container? Do you want to learn how to repair floor damage in a container? Stay tuned, because The Container Guy will show you the quickest and easiest way to fix it!

The three most common types of flooring in shipping containers are Teak, Bamboo, and Polyutherane Bamboo flooring.

Most floor damage is caused after the floor gets wet or moist.

Recommended limits for forklift trucks on wooden container floors:

Front axle load (forklift truck plus cargo) max. 5.460kg
Contact per area per time min. 142 cm²
Width of tire min. 180mm
Wheel spacing (on one axle) min. 760mm

Source: https://www.kline.com/compliance/container-floor-load-limits.html

Purchase Floor Repair Plates on Amazon:

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Hope you learned something!

Aug 19
0

How To Install a Roll Up Door and Framing Kit on a Shipping Container

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How to install a roll-up door and framing kit on a shipping container is made easy when Channing McCorriston, The Container Guy, explains the installation instructions.

He will show you the proper way to install a 6’4” roll-up door on a 40 ft standard one-time-use shipping container.

If you’re interested in starting your own container modification, go to planmycan.com to start designing your shipping container.

For more information, check out our website at tcg.ca. Hope you learned something!

Aug 19
1

How To Install a Big Air Sky Light Roof Vent on a Shipping Container

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Channing McCorriston, The Container Guy will show you how to install a Big Air Sky Light Roof Vent on a Shipping Container.

We like these skylight vents because it ventilates your sea can and provides excellent light inside the container. It’s perfect for providing much-needed light at the back end of a 40’ shipping container.

Passive ventilation requires both an intake vent and an exhaust vent, so use at least two skylight vents or combine one skylight vent with two Big Air 45 vents.

Products Installed:

Big Air Sky Light Roof Vent

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Big Air 45 

Order with Bug Screen Attachments on Amazon.ca – Click Here!

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If you want to start your own container modification, go to our Mod Planner Tool, PlanMyCan.com

For more information on The Container Guy, go to www.tcg.ca

Aug 19
2

Step by Step 20’ Shipping Container Modification | Windows, Vents, Man Door, Insulation, Electrical

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This Shipping Container Modification Step by Step instructional video explains the process of installing a door, windows, vents, strut channel framing, spray foam insulation, and single circular electrical into a 20ft, one-time use (like new) shipping container.

This modified 20 ft container is for a honey bee farmer, and we will take you along as we convert it into a Honey Processing Room.

Do you want to start planning your modified shipping container?

Go to https://www.planmycan.com/ to get started.

Products Featured In This Video

CSM Brackets:

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Big Air 45 Louvered Gable Vent With Bug Screen:


Side Wall and End Wall Windows
Shipping Container Window Frame Kit
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