20ft Workshop Container

A container set up as a working workshop. Bench, vice, tool storage, proper lighting and enough power outlets to actually use it.

A workshop, not a shed with a bench in it

The difference between a container with a bench and a workshop container is everything you cannot see in a photo: enough light to work by, enough outlets that you are not unplugging one tool to use another, ventilation so you can grind and weld without filling the space with smoke, and insulation so it is not forty-five degrees inside by eleven in the morning.

What we fit

Heavy-duty workbench with vice mounting. Tool boards, shelving and drawer units as you specify. Multiple double power outlets at bench height. LED lighting front to back, plus task lighting over the bench. Ventilation sized to the work. Insulation and lining. Personnel door so the cargo doors can stay shut.

Tell us the trade

A fabrication workshop, an electrical workshop and a small engine workshop want quite different fitouts — different power, different ventilation, different storage. The more specific you are when you enquire, the better the result.

Power supply

Welders and compressors draw serious current. If you are running either, work out your supply before we build, because the switchboard specification depends on it.

Security

A workshop full of tools is a target. Lockable cargo doors plus a quality lockset on the personnel door, and consider a lock box.