20ft Ventilated Container

A container fitted with proper ventilation rather than the two token vents a standard unit gets. For anything that breathes, sweats or gives off fumes.

Two vents is not ventilation

A standard shipping container has small passive vents that exist to equalise pressure, not to move air. For most dry cargo that is fine. For anything that releases moisture or vapour, it is nowhere near enough, and the result is the condensation that ruins stored goods.

What we fit

Depending on your requirement: additional louvre vents sized and positioned to create genuine cross-flow, whirlybird roof extractors that drive airflow passively using heat, or powered extraction where the application demands guaranteed air changes. Placement matters as much as quantity — vents low on one side and high on the other move far more air than vents facing each other.

Applications

Produce and agricultural storage. Timber and green materials that need to breathe. Battery and equipment charging. Fuel and oil storage. Generator and pump enclosures. Anywhere people will be working inside for extended periods.

Ventilation versus insulation

They solve related problems differently, and the right answer is sometimes both. Ventilation removes moist air; insulation stops the temperature swing that creates it. Tell us what you are storing and we will recommend rather than upsell.

A ventilated shipping container solves moisture and fumes; insulation solves heat. Describe the problem you actually have and we will recommend accordingly.