Lock box included
Wind and watertight
Eco-friendly bamboo flooring
Can be used internationally
Conforms to DNV 2.7-1 regulations
Multiple colour options
Building and maintaining offshore wind parks, as well as servicing offshore oil and gas facilities, is a rough and dangerous business. There are a multitude of very special container types (named CCUs) for this sector. DNV-compliant containers are subject to stringent specifications, material choice and thickness and inspection criteria during production and when in service. TITAN UK have been specialists in shipping containers for more than 35 years, and have a long track record in renting a selection of certified DNV offshore containers to clients all over the world.
While some companies choose to buy DNV Offshore containers, many others prefer to rent as and when they need them. We have 10ft and 20ft containers available at depots across the UK, with more available to us from across our global network when needed.
As well as the UK, you can find TITAN pick up and return locations in Denmark, Germany and The Netherlands.
Supply and service vessels operating for the offshore renewable sector and the fossil fuel industry require DNV-approved containers and CCUs when lifting them at sea.
Renting a DNV Offshore container from TITAN enables you to transport all of the following in extreme weather conditions:
Increasingly, DNV clients include businesses involved in the renewable energies sector, such as wind farms.
We have two stock sizes readily available in the UK (other sizes may be available on request). Our 10ft and 20ft DNV Offshore containers to hire meet the needs of most clients and have the following internal dimensions (length, width, height):
10ft DNV Offshore container: 2.83m x 2.29m x 2.38m
20ft DNV Offshore container: 5.36m x 2.29m x 2.38m
The smaller of the two containers can accommodate 5 standard Euro pallets, while the 20ft container can take 11.
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