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Sea cans are sturdy metal containers used for transporting goods via cargo ships, trucks and trains. Their designs ensure they can withstand extreme weather conditions as well as rough handling during transport.

Container Maintenance is required, primarily to address rust, inspect seals, and ensure clear ventilation. These steps help maximize the container’s lifespan.

Standard shipping containers are designed to be wind and watertight. This makes them suitable for most outdoor conditions, although seals may need periodic checks.

Containers should be placed on a stable, level surface like compacted gravel or concrete. This prevents shifts and uneven wear.

Opening and Closing: To open and close a sea can, lift the handle while applying pressure to keep the door straight. Lubricating hinges can make this easier.

Yes, containers can be painted, which is often recommended to prevent rust. Paint also helps with customization and adds extra durability.

Shipping containers are large, durable boxes made primarily of steel, designed for transporting goods across different modes of transport.

Expected Lifespan: A well-maintained shipping container can last over 20 years. Rust prevention and regular inspections are key to achieving this lifespan.