CONTAINERS FOR CLUBS
One of our biggest buyers of smaller sized containers are leisure clubs and sports organisations. Whether you belong to a large sports club, or a small scouting group, there is always plenty of equipment to store away between club sessions, and an outdoor storage container is often needed. It is essential this stored equipment is kept dry, and protected from theft and vandalism, which is why we strongly recommend our anti vandal containers for clubs, made from galvanised steel with a double locking system.
These come in a range of sizes - a standard width of 2.1m and a choice of either 2m, 3m or 4m in length. As self assembly is required, and delivery costs are far lower than with pre assembled structures, they are often the preferred choice for clubs on a careful budget. Flat pack containers are ideal for areas with tight access as they are man portable, or for situations which may require the unit to be moved around from time to time. This can be done without the need for a specialist truck, but can be done by hand by disassembling the container back to flat pack parts. For more detailed information on these containers see our containerstore technical details page.
These are excellent value for money. Usually made from used shipping containers, they are very strong and will give you lasting performance. We cut them down to size from standard 20ft and 40ft containers, to make them a more manageable size for most club premises to accommodate. However, if you do require a little more storage space, we can also provide containers in any size between 10 and 20ft.
Once we have cut the container down to the required size, we are then able to fit new doors to make our containers for clubs more user friendly. As shipping container doors are quite cumbersome, lighter flat panel doors are often preferred by clubs needing regular access to stored equipment. For more on the choice of doors available, see our article on 10ft containers
Buy pre constructed or flat pack for self assembly
The two biggest sellers of our containers for clubs are the 10ft pre assembled container and the flat pack container. Both are neat enough to house on most club grounds, but roomy enough to store away large equipment.Flat pack containers for clubs
These come in a range of sizes - a standard width of 2.1m and a choice of either 2m, 3m or 4m in length. As self assembly is required, and delivery costs are far lower than with pre assembled structures, they are often the preferred choice for clubs on a careful budget. Flat pack containers are ideal for areas with tight access as they are man portable, or for situations which may require the unit to be moved around from time to time. This can be done without the need for a specialist truck, but can be done by hand by disassembling the container back to flat pack parts. For more detailed information on these containers see our containerstore technical details page. 10ft pre assembled containers for clubs
These are excellent value for money. Usually made from used shipping containers, they are very strong and will give you lasting performance. We cut them down to size from standard 20ft and 40ft containers, to make them a more manageable size for most club premises to accommodate. However, if you do require a little more storage space, we can also provide containers in any size between 10 and 20ft. Choose your door type
Once we have cut the container down to the required size, we are then able to fit new doors to make our containers for clubs more user friendly. As shipping container doors are quite cumbersome, lighter flat panel doors are often preferred by clubs needing regular access to stored equipment. For more on the choice of doors available, see our article on 10ft containers Have your container repainted
Once you have chosen the best type of container to suit your club, as an extra touch it can be resprayed in your club colours upon request.Containers for Clubs - case study
Norwich Eagle Canoe Club needed three 10ft containers, repainted green, for their club. They positioned them as seen below, next to their club house, and used them to store their canoes.
