3m x 2.1m Flat Pack Storage Container

The reason flat pack stores exist is access. A shipping container has to arrive on a truck and be craned or slid into position, which rules out courtyards, rooftops, sports field corners, sites behind buildings and anywhere a tilt-tray cannot reach. This 3 m store arrives as a pallet of panels, gets carried through a normal doorway or gateway by hand, and is bolted together where it is going to stand.

It is a genuinely secure structure rather than a garden shed — galvanised body, powder coated finish, and a double locking system fitted as standard at no extra cost.

Specifications

What you need to put it up

A socket set, a level base and a couple of people. No crane, no forklift, no specialist tools. The heaviest single component is 120 kg, so panels are handled by two or three people rather than machinery, and the whole store can be dismantled later and moved somewhere else.

Craneable once it is standing

Lifting eyes are built in, so once erected the store can be lifted with its contents still inside. That combination — hand-carried in, craned once assembled — is what makes flat packs useful on sites where the access changes over the life of a project.

Expanding later

Units link side by side or end on end to form larger open-plan spaces. Note that a single structure can only be joined in one direction, not both. See the linked bundles and larger sizes in the flat pack container range, or compare against steel shipping containers in the 8ft and 10ft category.