Flat-Pack Container Bundle — End-Linked (Powder-Coated)
SKU SC-FP-USED-A4F7 · Used · 26.2 × 6.9 × 8.5 ft
End-linked flat-pack bundle: two 4m powder-coated galvanised stores joined for about 7.5m of internal length.
$2,700
- Two 4m flat-pack stores, end-linked
- About 7.56m internal length
- Galvanised, green powder-coated
- Fast flat-pack assembly
- Ideal for long materials
- Discreet finish
- Nationwide delivery
- Inspected before delivery
- Transparent pricing
- 1-business-day quotes
An end-linked flat-pack storage bundle made up of two 4m powder-coated galvanised stores joined to give roughly 7.56m of internal length. End-on-end linking is a fast, simple way to create storage for long materials.
It is popular with construction and utility companies, tradespeople, sports clubs, and youth groups. The green powder-coated finish keeps it discreet for use at home, in a garden, or on a sports field.
Configuration
Two 4m flat-pack galvanised stores plus the linking kit. Flat-pack construction keeps transport and assembly straightforward.
Frequently asked questions
What is an 8m end-linked flat-pack bundle best used for?
It is the longest end-linked run, joining stores end to end for larger site storage, a long retail or event frontage, and construction stock that needs a continuous length of floor.
What does used condition mean for a flat-pack bundle?
It is a previously assembled bundle, inspected and graded before delivery. The panels and fixings are sound for re-assembly; expect cosmetic wear on the powder-coated finish.
What size is it and what fits inside?
Linked it runs about 8m by 2.1m, roughly 180 square feet in a long shape. That holds a long run of racked stock, materials, or combined storage and work space.
How does it go together?
It ships flat as panels and bolts together on site with hand tools. Two people can assemble each box and link them; allow extra time for the longer 8m run.
What base does it need and how secure is it?
It needs a flat, firm base such as concrete or slabs along the full 8m so panels sit square. A bolted flat-pack is less secure than a welded steel container, so fit good padlocks for valuables.
