20ft Roller Door Shipping Container

A 20ft with a roller shutter instead of cargo doors. Open it with one hand, in the rain, without needing two metres of clear swing space behind you.

The problem roller doors solve

Standard cargo doors are excellent at sealing and terrible at convenience. They need locking bars thrown, they swing 270 degrees, and they need clear ground to do it. If your container is tucked against a fence or you are in and out of it ten times a day, that gets old fast.

A roller door lifts vertically into a housing. You need no swing clearance at all, one person can operate it, and it takes seconds rather than a minute of wrestling with cam handles.

Where it earns its keep

Busy worksites where crews are drawing tools all day. Sporting clubs storing gear between sessions. Self-storage yards where tenants need simple access. Anywhere the container sits close to a boundary.

The trade-offs, stated plainly

A roller door is not as weathertight as a factory cargo door, and it is not as secure against a determined attack. For most inland storage this is irrelevant. For coastal exposure or high-value contents, talk to us before you commit — we would rather steer you to the right product than sell you the wrong one.

We also supply this configuration in 40ft. Ask when you enquire.

If you are weighing a 20ft roller door container against standard cargo doors, tell us how often you will be opening it. That single answer usually settles the decision.