16ft Shipping Container with Single Roll-Up Door

This 16ft shipping container features a single roll-up door, providing convenient access to the container interior while maintaining a more compact footprint than many standard container sizes.

The roll-up door opens vertically rather than swinging outward, reducing the exterior clearance required for door operation. This configuration can be useful for storage yards, construction sites, commercial facilities and other locations where available space around the container is limited.

The container is constructed primarily from Corten steel and includes container flooring suitable for general storage applications.

Key Features

• 16ft container configuration
• Single roll-up door
• Vertical-opening door design
• Reduced outward door-clearance requirement
• Corten steel construction
• Marine-grade plywood flooring, where applicable
• Locking provisions for compatible locking equipment
• Compact intermediate-size configuration
• Suitable for a range of general storage applications

Roll-Up Door Configuration

The roll-up door retracts vertically when opened, eliminating the outward swing required by conventional cargo doors.

This can be particularly useful when the container is positioned near buildings, fences or other structures where exterior clearance is limited.

The exact door position and opening dimensions should be clearly stated for the unit offered. Customers should contact Y-Containers before purchasing if a particular door dimension or placement is important to their intended use.

16ft Configuration

The 16ft length provides an intermediate storage size between smaller compact containers and conventional 20ft units.

This configuration may be useful where a 20ft container is larger than required or where available site space is limited.

Construction

The container is constructed primarily from Corten steel and includes marine-grade plywood flooring where specified.

The roll-up door includes provisions for compatible locking equipment.

Technical Specifications