Shipping containers come standard with small pressure vents that allow them to breathe. However, this often isn’t enough to create sufficient ventilation, particularly if you’re planning to spend time inside your container. In areas like the southwest, where it’s common for temperatures to climb into the 80s or higher, it can feel stifling inside unventilated container units that have been sitting in the sun all day. Adding ventilation to your shipping container is often critical for ensuring it’s usable all year long.

The experts at Container Alliance can install all types of ventilation systems in shipping containers of various sizes and styles. Our most popular option is flat-sided vents. These louvered vents vary in size and work well for most applications. Those who want more ventilation may benefit from a turbine vent, which protrudes from the ceiling. When the wind blows, it naturally forces airflow inside, improving your ventilation. We’re happy to consult with you and design the ideal ventilation system for your shipping container.

If you’re thinking about adding ventilation to your shipping container, we’re here to help. To learn more, give us a call or use our convenient online contact form.