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There are many options for interior farming, such as greenhouses or climate-controlled tents. However, a popular trend in the agricultural world is utilizing shipping containers. These sturdy, reliable structures are great for creating unique farming areas where growers can easily control the light and temperature. Here are four of the …
Shipping container structures are growing in popularity, and that often means new rules and codes need to come into play. Some people use these industrial containers for storage, while some transform them into residential spaces or commercial businesses. Understanding shipping container building permits and codes is complicated because many of …
Ventilation is often an essential aspect of shipping containers. Learn the different types of vent options and see which ones are right for you.
Tailgating is a proud and honored tradition. Celebrate your next visit to the stadium with a customized shipping container that’s perfect for game day.
There are many things that typically go into a college campus, from dormitories to classrooms to educational facilities like libraries or conference halls. But sometimes, colleges need some additional help that may not be amenable to their current building options. Fortunately, there are several ways colleges are using shipping containers …
The most common sizes for shipping containers are 10, 20, and 40 feet. Many companies enjoy working with 20-foot containers for refurbishing and creating distinct structures. There are many different uses for a 20-foot container, and International Port Management Enterprise is here to give you some fresh ideas. Break Room/Waiting …
Business events and conventions are fantastic opportunities to get some attention. There’s usually a lot of foot traffic, and depending on the event, it’s a great chance to meet some potential clients or network with other companies to get your name out there. One option that several businesses are trying …
No matter what type of shipping container structure you’re setting up, it helps to have a stable foundation. You typically don’t want to place containers directly on the ground because they may shift, erode, and lead to further problems. However, depending on the longevity and purpose of your container, you …
Shipping containers are well-known for their versatility. In many cases, businesses use them as a substitution for these common event structures.
Nearly half of the fruits and vegetables that Americans buy throughout the year come from overseas. While there’s nothing inherently wrong with that, there’s always going to be a desire for locally grown produce. Local produce creates a shorter supply chain, which means less time spent in transit and fresher …
