SteelMaster provides an economical solution for a variety of needs by adding a roof between two shipping containers, also known as Conex boxes or ISO containers, with our innovative steel container cover kits.
Container Cover Roofs
Cost effective solutions for roofing systems, storage & warehouses.
Convert your existing shipping containers into functional and secure storage or working area by adding a SteelMaster shipping container cover.
SteelMaster provides an economical solution for a variety of needs by adding a roof between two shipping containers, also known as Conex boxes or ISO containers, with our innovative steel container cover kits.
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See container cover structures from a few of our many satisfied customers.
Most of the container covers we sell are custom designed to meet unique usage, environmental regulation, and code requirements. These are the main ways they differ.
Roofs can be attached to either the inside edges or outside edges of the two containers, referred to as “inside mounts” and “outside mounts.” For the largest industrial-scale projects builders can also mount a roof on top of stacks of two shipping containers.
From easy to advanced, we provide options in configuring a container cover building that fits an industry need.
Customization Options | Open Ended Structure | Fully Enclosed Container Building |
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Endwalls | None needed. If it’s acting as equipment storage, keeping the ends open is an option | Can be customized to include any type of entryway that fits underneath the roof and can be aesthetically upgraded |
Accessories | None needed. With no endwalls, you won’t require optional add-ons to complete the building | Steel endwalls, doors, and skylights are common options for enclosed structures |
Doors | None needed | Can meet any door requirements, including man and/or garage doors |
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A container cover building installs a roof between two existing shipping containers and converts wasted space into a functional building.
The short answer is no. More specifically, with the money saved on construction, maintenance costs, and using our team of experts to design your building, a container roof becomes one of the most economical building choices on the market.
Our projects and prices range from just supplying the prefabricated corrugated steel panels and connector plates to designing and delivering commercial-scale warehousing solutions.
Shipping container roof systems are designed to be as simple to erect as they are to use. Kits are made of pre-cut steel panels that only use one type of nut and bolt.
The smallest container cover building width we’d suggest is 20′ with the largest spanning 50′ wide. Keep in mind container cover building dimensions can be anywhere in between these sizes and in certain geographies, larger models may be available.
Popular for industrial, commercial or construction applications, container covers are one of the most versatile and affordable building options available. Applications include but certainly aren’t limited to:
We work directly with our clients to design and engineer custom container buildings. From the space between the containers to the parts and accessories you want, each container cover we sell is designed only for our customers. Our team allows you to keep it simple with a dirt floor or go large with a secure storage facility.
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