£2,820.00
£2,350.00 excluding VAT
Our 10ft fabricated stores are a great solution for domestic or commercial use where there is a limited available space to place the container.
All our units are normally delivered by HIAB lorry. On sites with restricted access, we may need to use an alternate delivery method such as a forklift or a telescopic handler.
Our Sales Team will get in touch once you have placed the order to discuss and arrange the delivery with you. In the rare cases when we cannot get all the information about site access over the phone or using satellite and street views, we can offer a site visit to assess whether or not delivery is possible.
The maximum capacity of a lorry is the equivalent to one 40ft container. The delivery cost is calculated depending on the container size and the distance from your local depot to the provided delivery postcode when placing your order.
Please note that delivery times vary depending on stock availability, time of the year and your location.
For accurate delivery information please contact us using our contact form or by calling our customer service offices.
Whether you want to spread the cost of a single container, are looking to set up a self-storage business or finance a container conversion, getting the right advice and a flexible finance package to suit your needs can be difficult.
Pentalver Container Sales and Conversions has partnered with Nova Finance to guide you through the options and to make your
next project a reality.
Nova Finance understands the importance of cash flow – and can help you get the vital funding in place for infrastructure, groundwork, security or just the containers themselves.
The age of a used container can vary considerably but usually they are sold by shipping lines after about 10 years of service.
Although some shipping containers are made of aluminium and steel, the majority are now made entirely of a rust-prohibitive steel called “Corten’’. A basic steel frame, fitted with weight-bearing castings fitted into the eight container corners, is filled in with corrugated steel panels which are between 1.5mm to 3.00mm thick. At one end is a pair of almost full width and height doors. These are normally fitted with four locking bars which interlock with the frame top and bottom. Most containers have a 27mm thick wooden ply floor which is supported on load bearing cross-bearers approximately 30cms apart, making the container capable of withstanding loads of 20 to 35 tons – depending on size.
A new container built by a reputable manufacturer will, under normal conditions, last 10 years without maintenance and continue for another 10- 20 years if serviced and maintained as advised.
The anticipated length of usage as a storage container depends on its condition at point of sale, the careful use and regular maintenance. Painting and servicing can prolong the life of a container.
