A double door shipping container, the tunnel container, opens at both ends, turning a steel box into a drive-through bay. Load from either side, park equipment straight through, or partition the middle for two-sided storage. Real prices, free nationwide delivery.
Tunnel Containers: Access from Both Ends Changes Everything
The single biggest friction in container storage is the stuff at the back. Doors on both ends solve it: first-in cargo leaves first, long stock loads straight through without threading, and vehicles or mowers drive in one end and out the other instead of reversing blind. Partition the middle and one box becomes two secure units with independent access, a favorite trick for two-tenant yards and his-and-hers workshop splits.
Tunnel containers come in the standard 20 ft and 40 ft footprints with the same corten shells and lock boxes on both door sets. If one entrance is enough, standard containers run cheaper; for roll-up daily-access doors instead of swing gates, look at our modified containers.
| Access | Tunnel | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Doors | Both ends | One end |
| Drive-through | Yes | No |
| Two-tenant split | Natural (partition) | Harder |
| First-in cargo | First out | Last out |
As with everything at AnchorBox: the price is on the listing, delivery and placement are free to all 50 US states, payment is bank wire or secure card pay-link, and damaged, defective, or not-as-described units get a full refund.