The same fourteen-metre clear span as our Truss model, with a lower rise where overall height matters. Published inside to inside.
Every Container Shelters end wall is modular, meaning it can be added, removed or upgraded later if your requirements change.
Indicative dimensions shown. Final design is confirmed during engineering.
Clear span14m (14,120mm) inside to insideOverall footprintApproximately 19m including the containersLength options20ft, 40ft, 60ft, 80ft, 100ft or custom — we have built beyond 100mOverall height6.73m on standard containers; 7.03m on Hi-CubeRise4,140mm above container height to apexFrameHot-dip galvanised structural steelCover610gsm UV-stabilised RipStop PVC membraneMountingContainers, block walls, timber or steel postsWind zonesEngineered to suit all New Zealand wind zones. Lee zones and other specific-engineering sites are assessed individuallyEngineeringNZ engineered with site-specific optionsWarranty10-year full replacement factory warranty
Planning a project?
Get a site-specific quote
Tell us the location, required length and intended use. We'll recommend the right configuration and confirm engineering requirements.
Site-specific engineering and final dimensions may vary according to location, exposure and mounting method.
Mounting options
One width, mounted your way.
The shelter is the same size either way. Mount inside to inside for the full 14m clear span, or outside to outside to bring the containers under cover as well — which reduces the clear space between them to approximately 9.64m. Either option works on single or double-stacked containers.
Standard
Inside to Inside - Single Stack
The shelter mounts to the inner edges of the containers. The quoted 14m span is the clear space between them.
Our standard configuration
Span measured between containers
Lowest overall height
Outside to Outside - Single Stack
The shelter mounts to the outer edges of the containers, so the containers sit under cover as well. The clear space between them is approximately 9.64m.
Approximately 9.64m between containers
Containers protected under the roof
Same overall shelter size
Inside to Inside - Double Stack
Mounted inside to inside on containers stacked two high, for extra height clearance under the shelter.
Extra height clearance
Span measured between containers
Two containers high
Outside to Outside - Double Stack
Mounted outside to outside on double-stacked containers, bringing the containers under cover with maximum height clearance.
Containers under cover
Extra height clearance
Two containers high
Built in the real world
Wide span. Lower profile.
Where height restrictions, visual impact or wind exposure matter, the Compact gives you the full fourteen-metre span with less overall height.
Wide clear span
Drive through, or close it in.
Configured to suit
Combine multiple units to reach the coverage you need.
Fast, dependable cover
Fourteen metres of clear span.
End wall options
Configure your shelter for the way you work.
Choose the right balance of access, weather protection, security and airflow for your site.
Every Container Shelters end wall is modular, meaning it can be added, removed or upgraded later if your requirements change.
Open End
Maximum access and airflow for machinery, vehicles and high-traffic operations.
Lowest-cost configuration
Maximum access
Fastest installation
Full End Wall
Maximum weather protection for bulk materials, storage and demanding industrial sites.
Full-height protection
Better environmental control
Custom access openings available
Popular
Half End Wall
Extra protection from prevailing weather while maintaining generous access.
Reduces wind and rain entry
Maintains good ventilation
Ideal for machinery storage
Mechanical Door
Add secure, controlled access without sacrificing the shelter's modular design.
Lockable access
Improved security
Personnel or vehicle options
Need something different?
Built around your operation.
We've spent more than 12 years solving unusual storage problems. Roller doors, personnel doors, louvres, custom flashings, extra-wide openings and bespoke fabrication are all possible.
Our earlier end wall system relied on a more conventional edge-fixing method.
More visible fabric movement
Less consistent long-term tension
Noisy in a wind event
More manual adjustment
2026KeeperTrack today
KeeperTrack
A Keder bead slides into a precision aluminium extrusion for a cleaner, tighter finish.
Maintains more consistent fabric tension
Cleaner, more premium appearance
Reduced movement in strong winds
Silent in a wind event
Built from more than 12 years of real-world experience.
After supplying thousands of shelters, we redesigned the way our end walls attach to the container. KeeperTrack is the result.
We don't just sell shelters. We continually improve them.
ContinuousKeder edge system
PrecisionAluminium extrusion
EvolvedThrough real-world use
Built for business. Proven in the real world.
Project Spotlight
Purpose-built cover for sites with real constraints.
Built to Perform. Proven in the Real World.Fonterra
Studholme, South Canterbury
A temporary site office that had to work from day one.
14mClear span
2 x 40ftEnd on end
344m²Protected area
DairySector
The project
Rented containers. No welding. Still rock solid.
Fonterra needed a covered site office at their Studholme plant while works were carried out. Two 14m x 40ft Compact shelters were installed end on end, giving a continuous column-free space for the duration of the project.
The containers were rented, which ruled out our standard approach of welding the baseplates down. Instead we used a twistlock beam system with externally mounted concrete ballast, holding the shelter securely in place without a single modification to the containers. Half end panels at both ends keep out wind and driven rain, and the white PVC cover fills the space with natural light even on grey days.
3,500+Shelters supplied
Proven across New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific.
From farm storage to major commercial installations, every project benefits from more than 12 years of continuous product refinement and real-world experience.