6m x 2.1m End-Linked Flat-Pack Store Bundle (Powder-Coated)
SKU SC-FP-NEW-TAX3 · New / One-Trip · 19.7 × 6.9 × 8.5 ft
New end-linked flat-pack bundle: two 3m powder-coated stores joined for long materials. Hand-assembled, no crane needed.
$1,900
- Two 3m stores, end-linked
- Powder-coated green finish
- Hand-assembled, no crane or forklift
- Expandable modular system
- Ideal for long items
- Includes end-linking kit
- Nationwide delivery
- Inspected before delivery
- Transparent pricing
- 1-business-day quotes
An end-linked flat-pack storage bundle of two 3m powder-coated stores joined end to end — a fast, simple way to create storage for long materials, or to fit a narrow space such as alongside a garage or building.
It is popular with sports and youth groups for protecting long items like canoes, masts, and goal posts. Components are light enough to move by hand and assemble with a socket set.
Bundle
Two 3m flat-pack stores plus one end-linking kit. Within the range you can join 2m, 3m, and 4m stores to build the size you need.
Frequently asked questions
What is this 6m end-linked flat-pack bundle best used for?
Two stores join end to end into one long run, which suits site storage along a boundary, a longer retail frontage, and construction stock that needs length rather than width.
What does end-linked mean?
Two flat-pack units join at their short ends to form a single long room rather than a wider one, giving a continuous run of floor along a fence line or wall.
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 runs about 6m by 2.1m, roughly 135 square feet in a long shape. That holds racked stock, long materials, or a tools-plus-storage run.
What base does it need and how secure is it?
It needs a flat, firm base such as concrete or slabs along the whole run so panels sit square. A bolted flat-pack is less secure than a welded steel container, so use good padlocks for valuables.
