Container Modification World

This container bar needed a wood canopy over the large roll-up openings. The brackets gave the crew consistent mounting points along the top of the container and helped keep the roof framing lined up from end to end.

It’s a simple system that saves a lot of measuring, fabricating and welding on site.

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Putting a wood roof on a shipping container?

We designed these truss brackets to make the job a whole lot easier. They give every truss a consistent place to sit without welding or putting holes through the inside of the container.

Kits are available for 10ft, 20ft and 40ft containers with the hardware included.

No more swinging a cargo door open every time you need one tool. Walk in, walk out.

Our frames are formed to sit in the container's corrugation, so the kit rivets and screws straight on. No welder, no cutting jig, no paint touch-up, no rust worry down the road.

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MSS™ strut brackets, wood truss brackets, a BIG AIR® T16 vent and our Dual Sw***er man door.

Bolt-on, no welding, all in stock. Link in bio.

Welded HSS frame: stronger, pricier, needs a welder, needs paint, eventually rusts.

This: laser-cut galvanized, follows the corrugation, drains by design, fastens on with a drill and a rivet gun. No welder. No paint. No rust.

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Anyone who's mounted strut in a container knows the routine. Weld it in, burn the paint off the outside, grind it flat, touch it up. Then do it again three feet over.

These bolt straight to the corrugation. No welder, no touch-up, no holes through the wall.

Our solar mounting kit screws to the container's top tubing and bottom channel never through the envelope.

Adjustable tilt lets you flatten it for wind season or steepen it for low winter sun, and it fits the common panel sizes: 60, 72, 98, 120, and 144 cell.

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36" dual sw***er man door that actually seals tight and swings both ways and requires no welding.

Get yours at containermodificationworld.com