Getting a container onto your block — what the truck actually needs
Width at the pinch point, length of the run-in and what hangs overhead. The three measurements that decide whether a delivery is simple, dear or impossible.
Written for the conditions here — red basalt, black soil flats, range driveways and long unsealed runs. These are the things we end up explaining on the phone most weeks.
Width at the pinch point, length of the run-in and what hangs overhead. The three measurements that decide whether a delivery is simple, dear or impossible.
Why the flattest spot is often the wrong spot, what red basalt country does to an unsupported container, and how to choose door orientation once instead of twice.
What the three grades mean, what they cost, and how to work out which one your job needs without paying for condition you will never see.
Why the drum in the corner of the machinery shed is a problem, what a bunded container actually does about it, and how to specify one against what you are really storing.
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