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Add to BasketOur container wheels and castors are designed to make moving and repositioning your shipping container simple, controlled, and safe. Whether you’re shifting a container across a yard, creating a mobile storage unit, or towing it short distances, our container wheel systems give you smooth, stable movement without the need for heavy equipment. All of our container positioning solutions are built for strength and ease of use, helping you handle container mobility with confidence.
Our container wheel and castor systems are designed to make moving and repositioning shipping containers safer, easier, and more controlled. With options to suit different weights, surfaces, and site requirements, you can choose a setup that works reliably in everyday use.
Fitting castors to your shipping container is straightforward and doesn’t require any tools. To help you see exactly how it works, watch Sean install and use our Shipping Container Castor Wheels in the video below.
Ready to make your shipping containers mobile and easy to move? Browse our selection of container wheels and castors above or contact us for more information if you have any specific needs. Our team is here to help you find the best ventilation solution for your shipping container.
It depends on how much weight is inside the container. Our wheels and castors typically have a weight-bearing capacity of around 2–3 tonnes per wheel. When used on solid, level ground, they can be suitable for moving fully loaded containers.
No. Most wheel and castor systems are designed to be fitted and removed as needed, making them suitable for temporary or flexible setups.
This depends on the container weight and setup. Lightweight repositioning may be possible with assistance, but heavier containers usually require a vehicle or machinery for controlled movement.
A tow bar isn’t required, but we recommend using one if you plan to tow the container with a vehicle or want more control during movement.
OuThey work best on flat, solid surfaces such as concrete, tarmac, and warehouse floors. Uneven or soft ground may limit movement or require additional support.
It depends on how you plan to move the container. Wheel skates are best for simple repositioning on flat ground, side-mount wheels suit regular on-site movement, and tow bars or full kits are recommended if you’ll be towing the container with a vehicle. Get in touch with our team if you have any question, they’re always available to help you choose the most suitable option.
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