Hazardous Container

Hazardous goods storage containers are built around one principle a standard container ignores: if a drum leaks, the liquid must not reach the ground. Every unit in this category uses a sealed sump or bunded floor to hold spilled product inside the container, so a failed container or a knocked-over drum becomes a cleanup job rather than a groundwater incident. BluePort Container supplies bunded stores in 10ft and 20ft footprints alongside dedicated dangerous goods containers.
Floor types and what they suit

Flat floor bunded — a sealed sump beneath a level deck, for palletised drums and IBCs moved by pallet truck
Open mesh floor — a grated walking surface above the sump, so any spill drains clear of stored containers
Raised bunded — increased sump capacity for larger volumes or higher-risk substances
Ventilated dangerous goods units — airflow provision for substances that must not accumulate vapor

Choose the sump style by how the goods are handled. A 20ft raised bunded store gives the largest containment volume we list in a full-size footprint, while the 10ft raised bunded store covers smaller quantities on a compact plot. For general dangerous goods duty rather than pure liquid containment, see the 20ft hazardous goods shipping container.
Storage of hazardous substances is regulated, and the applicable rules depend on the substance, the quantity and your jurisdiction — confirm your obligations with your local authority before ordering. Once you know the containment volume you need, send us the specification and we will match a unit to it.
See also specialist containers for gas cylinder stores and explosive magazines, and the Buyer’s Guide for siting.