Shipping containers

[mC HULL 18,488]

3 minutes ago, NEWKID said:

Is that 3.6m long x 2.5m wide?

ye mate just keep a few a me motorbikes kids quad and bit a storage for shit 

[NEWKID 30,102]

3 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

ye mate just keep a few a me motorbikes kids quad and bit a storage for shit 

Ah right sorry mate, thought you meant sheet size, but realise you mean shed size!.. Read it wrong...been at the game for over 25 years and never saw a 2.5m wide single skin sheet!! I wanted a bit of that, would lay twice the amount in a day! Lol

[downsouth 8,560]

17 minutes ago, NEWKID said:

Ah right sorry mate, thought you meant sheet size, but realise you mean shed size!.. Read it wrong...been at the game for over 25 years and never saw a 2.5m wide single skin sheet!! I wanted a bit of that, would lay twice the amount in a day! Lol

Youd want f**king long arms to pick one of them up though

[NEWKID 30,102]

11 minutes ago, downsouth said:

Youd want f**king long arms to pick one of them up though

Clad boy and crane....the arms and back get saved a bit when im on site these days ...lol

[downsouth 8,560]

10 hours ago, NEWKID said:

Clad boy and crane....the arms and back get saved a bit when im on site these days ...lol

Christ that easier than taking them up dangling off the side of a cherrypicker bucket

[steve t 1,354]

Or trying to push them up a ladder at the eve to a fella above without scratching them

[WILF 53,163]

Not sure and on the subject of scrapping containers, but don’t they give you a lower price for Corten steel ? 

[mC HULL 18,488]

10 minutes ago, WILF said:

Not sure and on the subject of scrapping containers, but don’t they give you a lower price for Corten steel ? 

it costs more to buy then mild 

[dogmandont 10,063]

On 08/01/2024 at 22:22, mC HULL said:

everything end ups wet threw in them from condensation unless insulated and then still not ideal 

Insulated and vented right and you'll not have any damp, no airflow is the biggest issue with containers. 

[mC HULL 18,488]

4 hours ago, dogmandont said:

Insulated and vented right and you'll not have any damp, no airflow is the biggest issue with containers. 

that’s it mate 

[celticrusader 78]

I actually used a container for storage a few years back when I didn’t have space in my garage, and honestly, moving it was way more of a hassle than getting it set up. When I needed to shift it to another property, I had to figure out how to get a trailer with the right weight rating, plus sort out the paperwork because they were sticklers about the road route and timing. The company doing the haul wanted to see everything was up to code, especially since my container had some added electrical bits.

If you’re ever thinking of shipping a trailer or something similar, there’s a ton of stuff to keep track of like permits and matching your trailer type with the right hauler. The process made me appreciate having actual pros handle the tricky bits.

Edited 15 minutes ago by celticrusader

[Bendigo 2,390]

2 hours ago, celticrusader said:

I actually used a container for storage a few years back when I didn’t have space in my garage, and honestly, moving it was way more of a hassle than getting it set up. When I needed to shift it to another property, I had to figure out how to get a trailer with the right weight rating, plus sort out the paperwork because they were sticklers about the road route and timing. The company doing the haul wanted to see everything was up to code, especially since my container had some added electrical bits.
 

Do you have cameras for those lady boy videos set up in one?

[waltjnr 8,675]

Bit harsh ,just a Welsh lad with a rifle and shipping container,cut him some slack

[Bendigo 2,390]

42 minutes ago, waltjnr said:

Bit harsh ,just a Welsh lad with a rifle and shipping container,cut him some slack

The account was sharing spam links the other day 

[waltjnr 8,675]

5 minutes ago, Bendigo said:

The account was sharing spam links the other day 

Cool didn't realise