Shipping containers generally come to us as typical ISO standard containers. These containers' specs mean they are primarily made of 14-gauge corrugated steel with marine-grade plywood floors laid in one layer of 1/8 of an inch thick. These floors are high-quality and suitable for many storage applications. They are strong and durable. However, sometimes they aren't quite the right match for your project.

Some of our customers prefer different kinds of flooring to the plywood standard. We offer you plenty of customization options for a container, from bottom to top, and everything in between. That includes flooring selections, including vinyl flooring, steel overlay, rubber flooring, and even Rhino lining®. Depending on your project, you might be after a different kind of aesthetic or need an extra layer of durability added to your container's base. If you intend to use it as a portable office, installing custom flooring can make it more comfortable.

Interested in a custom floor job? Contact us at Container Alliance today to discuss our modified flooring options and how they can suit your project's needs.