What items can I store in a seacan storage unit?

Yes, you can customize the interior of your seacan storage unit to suit your specific needs. You can add shelves, racks, hooks, or other storage solutions to maximize the use of space and keep your items organized. However, it’s important to ensure that any modifications you make do not compromise the structural integrity of the storage unit.

Storing RV batteries in a Seacan is generally permissible; however, taking specific precautions is advisable. Before storage, ensure the battery is fully charged and disconnected to prevent drainage. It’s also wise to periodically check the battery’s charge level during prolonged storage. Wheeler’s RV Storage might provide additional guidance or services for battery maintenance to prolong its lifespan.

While seacan storage units can accommodate a wide range of items, there may be some restrictions on certain items. Hazardous materials, flammable substances, explosives, and perishable goods are typically not allowed in storage units. It’s important to check with Wheelers RV and Boat Storage for a comprehensive list of prohibited items to ensure compliance and safety.

We prioritize the security of your stored items at Wheelers RV and Boat Storage. Our seacan storage units are equipped with robust locking mechanisms and are located within our well-maintained and monitored storage facility. We also have 24/7 video surveillance and on-site staff to ensure the security and safety of your belongings. You can have peace of mind knowing that your items are stored in a highly secure environment.

Preparing an area for a seacan involves several steps to ensure stability and accessibility. First, choose a level area to place the container. An uneven surface can lead to misalignment of doors and structural stress. The ground should be firm enough to support the weight of the container and its contents. Using a foundation, such as concrete pads, railroad ties, or gravel, can provide stability and prevent moisture from accumulating underneath. Ensure the site is accessible for delivery, with enough space for the delivery truck to maneuver. Clear the area of any debris, vegetation, or obstacles. Consider the container’s orientation for easy access and protection from prevailing weather conditions. Finally, check for any local permits or regulations that might apply to placing a storage container on your property.

The placement of a seacan requires careful consideration to ensure accessibility, safety, and compliance with local regulations. Firstly, the chosen site must be level and stable, capable of supporting the container’s weight. Accessibility is crucial for loading and unloading items, necessitating sufficient space around the seacan. It’s advisable to place the container on a raised, hard surface like concrete or gravel to prevent moisture accumulation and rusting. Additionally, consider the orientation of the doors for easy access and the container’s exposure to environmental elements like sunlight or wind. It’s also essential to check local zoning laws and homeowners’ association rules, as some areas may have restrictions on placing shipping containers. Finally, consider the need for utilities like electricity or water if the seacan will be used for purposes beyond basic storage. Proper site preparation and adherence to legal requirements will ensure that the seacan serves its intended purpose effectively and safely.