40X40x13 DOUBLE TRUSS SHIPPING CONTAINER ROOF SHELTER CONEX BOX CANOPY OVERSEAS

  

Between 2 equal structure (such as containers). It is very strong and resilient. They are affordable, durable and dynamic units to create a space to protect merchandise, vehicles or goods from. Our entire structure is designed by the best engineering team creating a galvanized steel structure type Q215 and.

An ultra resistant pvc fabric. All our products are very versatile at the time of installation. If you want something temporary you can screw them. Or if you want something more fixed you can weld it. You don't necessarily need a container to install them, you can use any type of support. Easy to install, this shelter is often used at construction sites as a sawing shed or for storing construction materials. Garages for trucks, buses, vans, and boats. 115 x 44 x 49 in. Heavy Duty - 450gsm PVC.

The term "lifespan" refers to the durability of the materials themselves, not to the structural integrity of the canopy. The structural integrity of the canopy once assemble may be affected by sudden climate conditions such as high. Winds, heavy snow, heavy rain, among others. We strongly recommend checking the weather forecast, and always. Take into account the limitations above described.

All container canopy covers need to be removed during windstorms stronger than 55 mph, leaving the frame. It is highly recommended for customers who live in snow states and cities to use double truss framing instead.

It's the owner's responsibility to shovel snow off the canopy rooftop immediately, otherwise, the frame may. All containers need to be anchored to the ground in each corner. All of our products fall under the temporary structures category/storage ragtops.

The term "lifespan" refers to the. Durability of the materials themselves, not to the installation of the canopy structure. Welding is required for this model. Base plates to be welded onto the edge of the containers are included. Unloading: Forklift or equivalent is required if you don't have one, please let us know. We recommend obtaining your local council consent to avoid county scrutiny.