Description
A 16ft storage container fitted with a full-width roll-up shutter instead of hinged cargo doors, sold at wind and watertight grade. The 16ft length is an uncommon and genuinely useful size — it holds noticeably more than a 10ft unit while still turning into a driveway or a yard bay that a 20ft container cannot reach. The roll-up door is the other half of the appeal: it lifts vertically inside the opening, so nothing swings out into the access route and you lose no standing room in front of the container.
Dimensions
- External: 4.87 m long × 2.44 m wide × 2.62 m high (16 ft × 8 ft × 8 ft 6 in)
- Internal: 4.57 m long × 2.34 m wide × 2.38 m high (15 ft × 7 ft 8 in × 7 ft 10 in)
- Door opening: 2.34 m wide × 2.26 m high (7 ft 8 in × 7 ft 5 in)
Build
- Full-width heavy-duty roll-up shutter door
- Corrugated Cor-Ten weathering steel walls and roof
- 28 mm (1 ⅛ in) marine plywood floor on steel cross members
- Four ISO corner castings for lifting and anchoring
- Ground-level threshold — no ramp needed for sack trucks or pallet trucks
- Weatherproof shell with serviceable door seals
What the grade actually promises
Wind and watertight is the grade on offer here. In practice that means a shell keeping weather on the outside and door seals that still seal — the only test that counts for a container standing still on a yard. There is no current CSC plate and the unit is not offered for export. Cosmetically, take a working history as read: dents, scrapes, surface rust and paint in more than one shade come with the grade and are not faults. Where a stricter structural standard is called for, the identical size is built to cargo worthy as the 16ft roll-up door container in cargo worthy grade, and our condition guide spells out the gap between the two without the jargon.
Sites that suit a 16ft box
- Driveways and back gardens a 20ft container simply cannot be turned into
- Yards and compounds wanting a lockable store that does not swallow a whole bay
- Trades keeping tools, materials and small plant next to the job
- Overflow for shops and hospitality, where a shutter is faster to work through several times a day
- Approaches too narrow for a hinged door to open clear
Delivery, base and cover
Delivery is free across the UK including Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey, and no VAT is added at checkout — the price shown is the total payable. The container is offloaded from a tilt-bed lorry, so it needs a firm, level surface and a clear straight approach; a roll-up shutter is unforgiving of a container sitting twisted, so a properly level base under the four corner castings matters more here than on a hinged-door unit. Where the site will not take a standard delivery, a crane offload can be agreed in writing before delivery — see our delivery information. As a wind and watertight unit it is covered for three months from delivery against water ingress and door operation, alongside your statutory rights: 14 days to change your mind under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, and a separate 30-day right to reject the goods if they are faulty.
Related units
For the same shutter arrangement on a longer shell, see the matte black 20ft with a 12ft side roll-up door. If hinged cargo doors are no obstacle on your site, the 20ft used wind and watertight container gives more floor area for less. The full size range sits under storage containers.






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