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4m x 4.2m Side-Linked Flat-Pack Store Bundle (Galvanised)

SKU SC-FP-NEW-P47Y · New / One-Trip · 13.8 × 13.1 × 8.5 ft

New side-linked flat-pack bundle: two 4m galvanised stores joined side by side for a large open storage space.

AvailableNew / One-TripFlat Pack Containers
$2,200
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  • Two 4m galvanised stores, side-linked
  • Large open floor area
  • Corrosion-resistant galvanised body
  • Hand-assembled on awkward sites
  • Expandable modular system
  • Includes side-linking kit
  • Nationwide delivery
  • Inspected before delivery
  • Transparent pricing
  • 1-business-day quotes

Two 4m galvanised stores linked side by side to create a large, open storage space for goods and equipment. The matching galvanised linking kit joins them into a single usable area.

Side-by-side linking suits awkward sites — the components move by hand and erect in tight positions behind or even within buildings.

Bundle

Two 4m flat-pack galvanised stores plus one side-linking kit. Moving the 4m parts by hand usually needs four to six people.

Frequently asked questions

What is a side-linked flat-pack bundle best used for?
Two stores link side by side to make one wider space, which suits larger on-site storage, a bigger market or retail footprint, and construction stock that needs more floor area.
What does side-linked mean?
Two flat-pack units join along their long sides to form a single wider room without a dividing wall, rather than a long narrow box. It gives a more usable open floor.
What size is it and what fits inside?
Linked it is about 4m by 4.2m, roughly 180 square feet, close to a double garage. That holds bulk stock, larger plant, or a combined store and work area.
How does it go together?
Both units ship flat as panels and bolt together on site with hand tools. Two people can assemble each box and join them; allow extra time for the larger bundle.
What base does it need and how secure is it?
It needs a flat, firm base such as concrete or slabs across the full footprint so the panels sit square. A bolted flat-pack is less secure than a welded steel container, so fit good padlocks for valuables.