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Years In Business
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BRANCH LOCATIONS
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GENERATIONS OF SERVICE
Stop digging through piles and start working smarter. Our heavy-duty container shelving units fit 10′, 20′, and 40′ containers, giving you up to 240 feet of organized shelving space without a single tool required. Brackets attach directly to the container’s internal D-rings, and removable shelves can be reconfigured in hundreds of combinations to fit exactly how you work. Each section supports up to 2,200 lbs across two brackets, so you can store heavy equipment, tools, and materials with confidence. Keep things off the floor, easy to find, and out of harm’s way.
Fits All Container Sizes Available for 10, 20, and 40 foot containers, our shelving units are sized to fit the interior dimensions of Eagle Leasing containers precisely, making the most of the available wall space without interfering with floor access.
Heavy-Duty Construction Built to hold boxes, parts, equipment, and other stored items securely. The shelving is designed for the demands of a working storage environment, not just light-duty use.
Keeps Contents Off the Floor Elevating stored items onto shelving reduces the risk of ground moisture damage, keeps fragile items away from heavy foot traffic, and reduces tripping hazards in a busy container.
Find What You Need Without Searching the Whole Container Organized shelving means your team can locate tools, parts, and inventory quickly without digging through stacked boxes on the floor. On a busy job site, that time adds up.
Protect Fragile and Valuable Items Shelving keeps items elevated and separated, reducing the risk of damage from items being stacked on top of each other or exposed to moisture that can collect on a container floor.
Make the Most of Your Container Space By using vertical wall space rather than stacking everything on the floor, shelving significantly increases the usable capacity of your container without requiring a larger unit.
$20K+ Coverage
$250 Deductible
Low Monthly Cost
Optional Add-On
Skip Insurance
No Claim Hassles
Fast Settlements
OSHA Certified
Anti-Slip
Yes. You can add Contents Insurance when you sign your rental agreement or at any point during your rental. Coverage takes effect from the date it’s added, not retroactively. If you want to add coverage, contact your sales rep and we’ll update your agreement.
Yes. You can add accessories like shelving, pipe racks, ramps, lighting, vents, or Eagle Locks at any point during your lease. Call your sales rep, tell us what you need, and we’ll coordinate delivery or installation. Most accessories ship within a few business days.
Every container has a place for you to attach your own padlock. You can use any commercial padlock, but we strongly recommend our 13-pound heavy-duty Eagle Locks for serious protection. Standard padlocks are easy targets. A proper container lock makes a real difference in whether your contents stay where you put them.
Standard Contents Insurance coverage is $20,000 per unit. If the value of your stored items is higher than that, talk to your sales rep about higher coverage options. For high-value contents, your own commercial property policy may be a better fit alongside or instead of our Contents Insurance.
For storage containers: shelving, pipe racks, interior lighting, ramps, forklift ramps, vents (louvered and turbine), and 13-pound heavy-duty Eagle Locks. For storage and road trailers: Eagle Locks, gladhand locks, kingpin locks, and trailer stairs. For office units: anchoring hardware, skirting, and security options. Ask your sales rep about the full accessories list for your equipment type.
A kingpin lock secures the trailer’s kingpin (the pin that connects to the tractor’s fifth wheel), stopping a tractor from hooking up and driving off. A gladhand lock secures the air brake gladhand connections, stopping a thief from connecting an air line and releasing the brakes. For maximum trailer security, run both.
