How a shipping container becomes an office, a shop or a store: openings cut, doors and glazing fitted, the inside lined and fitted out, and the finished unit craned onto site.
A conversion starts as a plain steel container and leaves the yard ready to use. These photographs follow the work in the order it is done.
The photographs are from our own jobs and yard. They are grouped by stage of the work, not taken from one project.
The openings for windows and doors are cut into the corrugated side walls, then framed so the joinery has something square to sit in.
Steel doors are hung, glazing and sliding glass fronts go in, and roller shutters and awnings are fitted where the unit needs to be locked up or shaded.
Inside, the steel is lined, insulated and painted, flooring goes down, and the unit is fitted out for its job: desks for an office, a counter for a shop, shelving for a store.
Where a unit should not look like a container, cladding panels go over the outside, and decking and seating finish the space around it.
The finished unit is lifted onto the truck, craned in on site and set down level, ready to be used.
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