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Containers

Shipping containers, fitted containers (office, snack bar, sauna) and tiny-house-style container homes: modular solutions for storage, business activity or living. The floor area, fittings and specifications of each model are detailed on its product page.

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Buying guide

How to choose: Containers

This category presents containers for storage, business use and housing. You will find 20-foot shipping containers, including a side-opening model, modular offices, a living unit and tiny houses of around 15 to 35 m². Other models are fitted out for a specific use: snack bar and cafeteria, expandable event space, sauna, off-grid solar office or deployable unit.

Selection criteria

  1. Intended use

    First define the intended use: storage, office, accommodation, retail or leisure. A storage container does not have the same requirements for insulation, openings and fittings as an office or accommodation unit.

  2. Area and dimensions

    The models shown range from 4 x 3 m units to 8 x 3 m modules, and from approximately 15 m² to 35 m² for habitable models. Allow the space needed for the intended use and furniture.

  3. Modularity

    Some containers are expandable, folding or deployable, providing more floor space once installed. Check the folded and unfolded dimensions on the product page.

  4. Facilities

    Compare the listed equipment: sanitary facilities, kitchen, bedrooms, insulation or solar power supply. These features vary greatly from one model to another and are detailed on each product page.

  5. Siting and connections

    Provide stable, level ground and access for handling the container. For an office or accommodation unit, plan ahead for water, electricity and waste water connections.

Frequently asked questions

Is permission required to install a container?

Installing a container, especially one that is habitable or intended to remain in place, may require planning permission such as a prior declaration (déclaration préalable) or a building permit. The rules depend on the floor area, the length of installation and the local development plan. Check with your local council before starting the project.

What is the difference between a shipping container and a converted container?

A shipping container is a metal structure designed primarily for transport and storage. A converted container is fitted with equipment according to its use: openings, insulation, electricity, sanitary facilities or a kitchen.

What does a 20-foot container mean?

The foot is a unit of length used for containers. A 20-foot container is approximately 6 m long, which corresponds to a standard shipping format.

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