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Project name:container bar

Size:20HQ container

Internal wall panel:galvanized steel +integrated wall panel

Ceiling:galvanized steel +integrated wall panel

Floor:SPC floor panel

Equipment:sink+workbench+water heater+fans

Electrical system:CE/SAA/UL certification

1. Shipping Container Pop Up Bars Can Go (Almost) Anywhere

Whatever free space you can find, chances are, you can squeeze in a container bar. One of the hallmarks of shipping container projects is their small footprint and ability to fit in virtually any space.

Your Storage Container Bar Is Sturdy

Look at how their past lives in transportation treat them. Cranes toss around containers like Legos, they scrape and knock each other during transit and they brave hazardous open-sea environments.

Harsh conditions require rugged construction. Corten steel makes up the majority of a container’s components and parts. And this isn’t some ordinary steel. Corten steel, known as weathering steel, can stand up to decades of environmental abuse and corrosion.

3. You Can Move Your Shipping Container Bar

Another huge benefit to utilizing shipping containers for bar space is that they are much easier to transport and set up again. Delivery, installation and operation are all part of the process.

Containers can travel virtually anywhere and break down out of sight when they aren’t in use. Manufacturers design containers to be easy to transport. Consequently, container bars are easy to load onto a tilt-bed or flatbed truck for delivery.

4. Shipping Container Bars Are an Affordable Way to Start a Business

Shipping container bars are popping up all over the world. While their portability and customizable interior are attractive benefits, cost is yet another area where these creative projects shine.

While turnkey bar options can get pricey, costs pale in comparison to traditional bar openings that can run anywhere from $25,000 to $100,000 in startup costs alone.

5. You Can Add AC, Lights, Refrigerators and More

Bars need more than just a few walls to operate. Access to refrigerators, tap systems, lights and TVs make container bars comfortable and inviting.

As long as you ensure your container bar has access to utilities, you can install whatever you need to spruce up the space. Mapping out your space and making sure you’ll be able to reach critical utility tie-ins is essential to proper site preparation.

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