Dangerous Goods Container Code: A Practical Guide to GHS 7 and AS 1940
A dangerous goods container is not simply a shipping container with warning signs. Learn how GHS 7 classifications, safety data sheets, AS 1940 and site-specific risk controls affect dangerous goods storage in New Zealand.
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Self-Storage Solutions
If you’re in need of self-storage or additional space, ContainerShop has the perfect storage solution to meet your needs. Here, we explore the many benefits of hiring or buying one of our shipping containers, allowing you to take advantage of its easy and versatile storage capabilities. Secure and affordable container storage for individuals and businesses…
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In-Depth Container Guide: Four Door Containers
The world of logistics requires flexibility, security and a smart use of space. For businesses that are constantly moving goods or require robust, accessible storage, the standard shipping container has always been a reliable workhorse. However, a specialised solution is rapidly growing in popularity for its enhanced useability: the four door container. This innovative shipping…
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In-Depth Container Guide: Double Door Containers
In the fast-paced world of New Zealand business and home life, efficiency is the most valuable commodity. We’re always on the lookout for smarter solutions that save time, reduce hassle and make our lives easier. For decades, the standard shipping container has been a reliable product for Kiwis – a simple steel box that reliably…
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In-Depth Container Guide: Open-Top Container
When you think of a shipping container, chances are you picture that familiar steel box with two big doors at one end. But what if your cargo doesn’t fit through those doors? What if it’s too tall, too bulky, or just too awkward to load horizontally? That’s where the open-top container comes in, a versatile…
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In-Depth Container Guide: Dangerous Goods Containers
In the world of global trade, the movement of goods is a constant – but not all goods are necessarily equal. Many products, which are essential to particular industries, are classified as “dangerous goods” due to their potential hazard risks. Safely transporting these materials is paramount, demanding specialised solutions. This guide explores the critical role…
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