
Electric Package for 45′ Container
March 28, 2026
Stick-Framed, R13 Insulation, Drywall Finish (10′)
March 28, 202610′ Roll Up Door
$1,700.00
FEATURES
uses
Janus International
650 Series roll-up doors for all of our doors 10′ wide or smaller. Factory-lubricated springs
Dead axle and barrel assembly
Ratchet tensioning device
26-gauge corrugated door curtain
Roll-up doors
are one of our most common modifications.
FEATURES
usesJanus International650 Series roll-up doors for all of our doors 10′ wide or smaller.
- Factory-lubricated springs
- Dead axle and barrel assembly
- Ratchet tensioning device
- 26-gauge corrugated door curtain

Roll-up doorsare one of our most common modifications. These garage-style doors allow for quick and easy access on any side of your container, come in lengths of 3’6″, 4′, 6′, 8′, 10′ and 12′ wide (6′ and 8′ are the most common, thus installed in the quickest time frame), and are great when installed opposite the swing doors giving you access from both ends of the container.
While these doors are not as secure as a steel man door or the original cargo swing doors, they are much easier to get into than the cargo swing doors and are a great solution if needing more and larger access points to your container. We can install multiple roll doors along one side of a container giving you the ability to forklift goods into the side of it, preventing things from getting trapped at the opposite end of the swing doors.
Some of our customers have these installed when young adults or the elderly need regular access to the container and might have more trouble opening the original swing doors.
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