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

SKU SC-FP-NEW-HF5B · New / One-Trip · 13.8 × 13.1 × 8.5 ft

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

AvailableNew / One-TripFlat Pack Containers
$1,500
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  • Two 4m stores, side-linked
  • Large open floor area
  • Powder-coated green finish
  • 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 powder-coated stores linked side by side to create a large, open storage space for goods, tools, and equipment. The matching 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 powder-coated stores plus one side-linking kit. Moving the 4m parts by hand usually needs four to six people.

Frequently asked questions

What is this side-linked flat-pack bundle best used for?
Two stores link side by side into one wider space, which suits larger on-site storage, a bigger retail or market footprint, and construction stock needing more floor area.
What does side-linked mean?
Two flat-pack units join along their long sides to form a single wider room rather than a long narrow box, giving a more usable open floor.
What is the difference between powder-coated and galvanised?
This bundle is powder-coated for a painted, color finish. The galvanised version trades the painted look for a zinc coating aimed at longer corrosion resistance outdoors.
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.
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 panels sit square. A bolted flat-pack is less secure than a welded steel container, so use good padlocks for valuables.