Thanks Container Guy. So glad I watched this, I could have made it so much harder for myself. I have a rusty container that is beyond redemption - floor supports rusted, bottom of walls rusted. Any suggestions for the way to break it down so I can get rid of it? Its in an awkward location so lifting it onto the back of a truck won't work.
Hi. Nice videos. Hello, I live in Chile and I need to divide my containers in two to rent mini warehouses. A container has a double door at one end. At the other end it only has wall and Suppose I take out one of them and keep it. . On the other side could I cut to leave a gap and install the removed door and install it? This way you would have a very secure container door at each end. It would be really helpful if you had any videos to guide me if you ever did.
Related question I'm hoping you can help me with. Can't find a good answer anywhere. I need to replace the hasp latch on the right side of the door (someone vandalized it). It's the unit that flips down to allow a lock to go through it. How do I remove the rounded bolts that keep that unit in place? And then how do I reinstall them? Thanks!
That's a carriage bolt. Cut all the caulking away on the other side of the door and loosen the nut. You don't need a wrench on the other side. Then simply reuse the carriage bolt and nut with the new hasp. Finally, get yourself a Container Modification World high security lock box and 80mm shackle lock.
I have a question I have a shipping container I am turning into a shop/store I wanted to ask if I was gonna install a latch to open and close from the inside would the door be easy to close if I grind off the latch catches?
Channing, Thanks so much for your excellent Videos. They are well Planner, well filmed and Well edited. Super! You mentioned that you might show a build of a basic hunting cabin, at some point. I would sure love to see that video. Bet they will sell like hotcakes, too!
how do you remove reefer doors? I will be putting them back on. The reason i'm doing it is so i can move my 40ft hq around my property and trying to save some weight.
I wish I could share photos on here. I have a sweet photo for you of glass panes installed in the flat sections of containers doors. Email sales@thecontainerguy.ca (Attn: Channing) and request photos of glass installed in container doors.
I have a container with one door that is hard to latch, (left hand when looking at the doors)the container is level all directions. Any suggestions , the other door latches easy.
Hi Robin. When the doors are closed, if you look at where the door seal is sitting against the header and footer, you can often see rubber rubbed off on the paint and that's typically where the door wants to sit. If your container was tweaked or slightly dropped any time in its life, the doors might not want to sit perfectly level and actually might need a small shim under the left or right bottom corner casting. Once you've eliminated the doors being out of square as suspect, then look at the lock rods, camlocks and keepers. Sometimes lube or grease helps but often a keeper may be bent and need some material ground off. If you email photos to sales@thecontainerguy.ca, I can likely assist you in diagnosing the problem.
What type of foundation? I'm a huge believer in screw piles. No point in mixing in concrete piles or footings when screw piles and I beams can be used as a foundation and your container structure can easily be bolted or welded to that.
how do you put the pins back in when replacing the door ? only vids after this one were other types of doors or is it the video before this th-cam.com/video/SCT-GIzo1xM/w-d-xo.html ?
Because we cut the pins they're too short to reuse so we use new ones. It's 12mm or 1/2" cold rolled steel rod that we buy from our local steel wholesaler and cut it to length.. cheap
![[#2024MAMA] BIGBANG (빅뱅) - 뱅뱅뱅 (BANG BANG BANG) + FANTASTIC BABY | Mnet 241123 방송](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EQsYfiPR9uM/mqdefault.jpg)
More video like this please!!
WoW ! That was fast!!!
Thanks Container Guy. So glad I watched this, I could have made it so much harder for myself. I have a rusty container that is beyond redemption - floor supports rusted, bottom of walls rusted. Any suggestions for the way to break it down so I can get rid of it? Its in an awkward location so lifting it onto the back of a truck won't work.
Simple=genuine guy
Legend. Thank you!
Hi. Nice videos. Hello, I live in Chile and I need to divide my containers in two to rent mini warehouses. A container has a double door at one end. At the other end it only has wall and Suppose I take out one of them and keep it. . On the other side could I cut to leave a gap and install the removed door and install it? This way you would have a very secure container door at each end. It would be really helpful if you had any videos to guide me if you ever did.
th-cam.com/video/shT-L7LCAt0/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/IG9VVrDUQJQ/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/z6Aox5veJWY/w-d-xo.html
Related question I'm hoping you can help me with. Can't find a good answer anywhere. I need to replace the hasp latch on the right side of the door (someone vandalized it). It's the unit that flips down to allow a lock to go through it. How do I remove the rounded bolts that keep that unit in place? And then how do I reinstall them? Thanks!
That's a carriage bolt. Cut all the caulking away on the other side of the door and loosen the nut. You don't need a wrench on the other side.
Then simply reuse the carriage bolt and nut with the new hasp.
Finally, get yourself a Container Modification World high security lock box and 80mm shackle lock.
@@TheContainerGuyTV thanks! exactly the info i was looking for
@@dominiquedebucquoy-dodley2814 no problem. Sorry to hear your container was vandalized
I have a question I have a shipping container I am turning into a shop/store I wanted to ask if I was gonna install a latch to open and close from the inside would the door be easy to close if I grind off the latch catches?
I'm trying to figure out the same thing need to shut it from the inside
Channing,
Thanks so much for your excellent Videos. They are well Planner, well filmed and Well edited. Super!
You mentioned that you might show a build of a basic hunting cabin, at some point. I would sure love to see that video.
Bet they will sell like hotcakes, too!
Can these shipping container doors be recycled for money
how do you remove reefer doors? I will be putting them back on. The reason i'm doing it is so i can move my 40ft hq around my property and trying to save some weight.
Is there a place to purchase other doors?
Ok Can you do a video on how to remove the rails from the container doors if i wanted to put glass windows in the doors.
I wish I could share photos on here. I have a sweet photo for you of glass panes installed in the flat sections of containers doors. Email sales@thecontainerguy.ca (Attn: Channing) and request photos of glass installed in container doors.
Where do we buy these shipping doors?
I have a container with one door that is hard to latch, (left hand when looking at the doors)the container is level all directions. Any suggestions , the other door latches easy.
Hi Robin. When the doors are closed, if you look at where the door seal is sitting against the header and footer, you can often see rubber rubbed off on the paint and that's typically where the door wants to sit. If your container was tweaked or slightly dropped any time in its life, the doors might not want to sit perfectly level and actually might need a small shim under the left or right bottom corner casting. Once you've eliminated the doors being out of square as suspect, then look at the lock rods, camlocks and keepers. Sometimes lube or grease helps but often a keeper may be bent and need some material ground off. If you email photos to sales@thecontainerguy.ca, I can likely assist you in diagnosing the problem.
@@TheContainerGuyTV ok thanks, I’ll do that when it warms up
I also like to see how to weld containers on a foundation!
What type of foundation? I'm a huge believer in screw piles. No point in mixing in concrete piles or footings when screw piles and I beams can be used as a foundation and your container structure can easily be bolted or welded to that.
Are teaching for container theifs ?
It’s shocking how easy it is to get into the container. Destroys my dreams of having a safe place for my tools
how do you put the pins back in when replacing the door ? only vids after this one were other types of doors or is it the video before this th-cam.com/video/SCT-GIzo1xM/w-d-xo.html ?
Because we cut the pins they're too short to reuse so we use new ones. It's 12mm or 1/2" cold rolled steel rod that we buy from our local steel wholesaler and cut it to length.. cheap