Titan Cargo came to ContainerID with a request to create an office container. It seemed like a fairly straightforward request, until we got the design. We ultimately used two 20-ft used shipping containers for this project, in which one container was placed on top of the other, protruding a good two metres past the edge. Additionally, the client also wanted a patio with a 360° view to ensure a perfect panorama over the property.

We did much of the work in our workshop, but we welded the containers together on-site. Titan Cargo uses the bottom container as a stockroom and the top container as an office. We completely insulated the office and installed an air-conditioning unit. The entire project works on the plug & play principle and can also be moved easily. Plus, the two large windows afford the perfect view of their site. Needless to say, they were quite pleased with the results!

The client had specific requirements for this container project, so customisation was a must! The container needed to be able to accommodate specific machines. We based ourselves on that information and created a scaled-down door and made sure to leave enough space between the storage racks. We also made those storage racks to measure. For added convenience, you can enter the container from both sides and it works on the plug & play principle. It is also equipped with LED lighting and the container can be easily locked using a standard padlock. We did all this work at a rapid pace, so that we were able to deliver the transformed container after eight days.

ContainerID is always ready for special requests. That’s why we immediately seized the opportunity to develop a local Belgian farmer’s truly unique idea: a mobile insect nursery container. He came up with this idea because he wanted to find a substitute for cattle feed. After a thorough analysis and the farmer’s approval, we set to work with two 40-ft refrigerated containers. These specially designed refrigerated containers are now on the client’s farm.

This container solution allowed the farmer to start his research into animal nutrition and find a more sustainable alternative to traditional animal feed. The project is a successful example of how containers can be adapted for the most unique purposes.

Zilt, a startup active in research and development within the fast-growing aquaculture sector, approached ContainerID with a unique project that posed a major challenge. The plan was to create a large-scale, temperature-controlled lab in an existing shed. Refrigerated containers were used as the basic structure. Our refrigerated containers are solidly insulated and are made of high-quality, rust-free materials, which made them perfect for this project. The client and ContainerID made a joint decision to utilise used containers to make the project even more sustainable.

To meet the lab’s requirements, additional doors were installed, walls were cut out, and reinforcements were added. Plus, flat rack containers were used to place water tanks on the roofs of the refrigerated containers. We also took care of the installation. The result? A place full of potential that promises to contribute to the further development of the aquaculture sector.