24ft Office Stores, Workshops & Modulars

National supply of 24ft modular units

Container Projects supplies high-quality modular solutions to construction, industrial, and commercial sectors throughout the country. If you require a permanent site facility, you can view our container sales options. For temporary projects, we provide flexible container hire terms to suit your timeline. To receive a detailed proposal for your specific location, request a container quote today. We manage the logistics for 24ft office stores and workshops to ensure your workspace is delivered ready for immediate connection.

Technical specifications and dimensions

A 24ft unit is a specialised length typically used for modular buildings and site accommodation. These units often combine a secure storage area with a fully lined and insulated office space. Container Projects constructs these from high-strength steel to maintain structural integrity.

Internal dimensions vary based on the thickness of the insulation and lining materials. Container Projects uses industrial-grade rockwool or spray foam for thermal efficiency. Tare is the weight of an empty container. Payload is the maximum weight of cargo or furniture the unit can carry. For a 24ft modular, the tare weight is approximately 2800kg, depending on the internal fit-out. If you require a shorter standard unit, consider the 20ft general-purpose container.

Internal configurations and use cases

The 24ft unit is a popular choice for 50-50 office stores. This configuration provides a split environment with a personnel door for the office and original cargo doors for the store. These units are used as site managers' offices, satellite workshops, or secure storage for sports club equipment.

• Workshops: Fitted with workbenches, heavy-duty flooring, and additional ventilation.
• Modular Offices: Includes electrical consumer units, LED lighting, heating, and multiple socket points.
• Retail Kiosks: Modified with serving hatches and custom external finishes.

Container Projects offers bespoke container conversions for clients needing specific window placements or partition walls. View our workshop containers for more specialised internal data.

Hire versus buy

Container Projects assists customers in choosing the most cost-effective route for their project. Buying is recommended for permanent site installations where the unit will serve as a long-term facility. This allows for total customisation and ownership of the asset. Hiring is the preferred choice for construction sites with a defined project lifespan. Our hire fleet is maintained to high standards, ensuring a professional workspace for your staff without the long-term liability of ownership.

Condition grades and definitions

We supply containers in various conditions to match your budget and aesthetic requirements.

• One-trip: A container manufactured in Asia and used once for cargo transport to the UK, arriving in near-new condition.
• wind and watertight: A condition grade ensuring the unit prevents weather ingress and protects contents from light and moisture.
• IICL: High-quality repair standards defined by the International Institute of Container Lessors, often applied to newer used stock.

Delivery access, siting, and placement

Safe delivery is a priority for Container Projects. We use hiab vehicles equipped with cranes to lift and position units on your site.

• Access: The vehicle requires a minimum width of 10ft and vertical clearance of 15ft.
• Ground Surface: Placement must be on firm level ground such as concrete, tarmac, or compacted gravel. Soft ground causes the unit to sink, leading to misalignment of doors and windows.
• Obstructions: Check for overhead cables and low tree branches that may interfere with the crane lift.

Security, condensation, and aftercare

Security is maintained through multi-point locking systems on personnel doors and factory-fitted lockboxes on cargo doors. A lockbox is a steel shroud that protects the padlock from tampering. To control moisture, Container Projects applies Grafo-therm anti-condensation coating to the internal steel surfaces of the storage section. Aftercare involves annual checks of door seals and lubrication of hinges. For more operational advice, visit our faq page.

Export use and compliance

If you intend to use a container for international shipping, it must have a valid CSC plate. A CSC plate is a safety approval plate required for international shipping under global transport conventions. Note that 24ft units are non-standard ISO lengths and are primarily intended for domestic use or as modular buildings. If you require export-certified equipment, our team at About Us can recommend standard ISO sizes.

How Container Projects handles your modular order

1. Consultation to determine your internal layout and electrical requirements.
2. Site assessment to verify that a hiab delivery vehicle can access the drop zone.
3. Provision of a technical drawing and quote for the modification work.
4. Fabrication and fit-out in our workshop by skilled technicians.
5. Delivery and precision placement on your prepared foundations.