A 40-foot high cube insulated container is the ideal solution for storing temperature-sensitive goods. Insulated containers are reefer units that come with non-serviceable refrigerated machinery. That means they're unable to heat or cool the container's contents themselves, but they can retain temperatures for specific timeframes. For example, the wind and weather-resistant design can retain temperatures as low as minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Insulated containers are an excellent storage solution for food, furniture, pharmaceuticals, paper, and other items that need protection against condensation and mold. Because they're 40 feet, that means you can store bulky, large, and oversized items with ease. There are many creative uses for insulated containers. Some companies modify them into hydroponic gardens, use them for storage at healthcare facilities, or create temporary office space.

Some people also use these containers for emergency preparedness. You can use an insulated container to store emergency items, including food, water, clothing, batteries, generators, wood, medicine, first aid kits, and more. It's a good idea to work with an architect or designer when completing shipping container conversions. Call Container Solutions for a quote today!