A Terrific Tip To Maximise Your Used 20ft Shipping Container As A Spare Room

www.ContainersFirst.com.au - I just wanted to quickly talk to you about the advantages of adding a window or a personal access door to your shipping container. I'm standing in front of a 20-foot shipping container that has no windows now it is very dark in there. And if you do need to regularly access your container or work in there for any amount of time, even if you're just using it for static storage, having a window gives you two huge advantages. One, it lets light in, and two, you can open it up and allow for ventilation while you're working with the container. How about we head over to the container next to this one that has some doors and windows installed a look at the difference it makes to the amount of light that's being led into the container. So here we are, I'm standing in the same spot on a different container with standing at the container door in of a container 20 foot that is having two windows installed and a personal access door and you can clearly see that it allows a substantial amount of light into the container. So if you were using this container, say for example, for storage, you could still run shelving all the way along the length and the end of the container, but you'll have plenty of light coming in. You could also put shelving below the windows or a workbench or something like that. The other thing a container like this would be great for is maybe a teen retreat, or a small office, site shed or something like that. But you can see from the previous container that we videoed, this one, there is a lot more light inside the container and it does make it a very functional space. Listen If you're interested in exploring a shipping container that you might use on a regular basis and you want some light and some ventilation via a window, just contact our team at Containers First on 1300 556 991 or visit our website www.ContainersFirst.com.au and we will be happy to help