For storing your general stock such, as gifts and tools, I would recommend getting a standard 20ft wind and water tight container (such as the container pictured below left). You could even consider getting a container converted into a garden shed. For your plant storage, I would recommend having a container converted into a greenhouse or having big windows (such as the container pictured below right). This is to make sure your plants get plenty of sunlight. We can also paint your containers in any colour you wish. A member of our conversion team will be able to discuss your options in more depth with you.

In terms of delivery, we would try to deliver during the quieter hours of the day to avoid as much traffic as possible. Depending upon how busy it is and the size of the road, we may end up having to close the road off  during the delivery. If it’s a road with plenty of room, the driver may be able to reverse in – this shouldn’t cause too much hassle. Getting through the gate would depend on several things, such as the width of the gate as well as how much the driver needs to turn. Generally, when delivering 2 x 20ft containers, there are two delivery methods. We will either deliver on an artic vehicle ,or use a wagon and drag. We would require the gate to be approximately 10ft in order to reverse into the grounds. However, it would need to be a direct reverse otherwise the vehicle and / or gate could get damaged.  If we were to deliver on a wagon and drag, we would try to find somewhere close by to leave the one container whilst the other one is delivered. I hope that helps Rebecca. If you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact me on 0333 600 6260.