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Designed for safe transport in challenging environments, our offshore mini containers offer reliable protection for tools, equipment and materials across a wide range of offshore and marine applications. Available in several sizes, these DNV 2.7-1 certified containers are suitable for lifting, storage, vessel transport and repeated offshore mobilisation.

All offshore mini containers are available for both sale and rental, giving offshore operators, marine contractors and project teams the flexibility to choose between long-term ownership and short-term container hire.

Available models include:

Whether you need a compact offshore container for temporary equipment storage or a larger unit for ongoing offshore operations, sale and rental options are available to suit different project durations, storage capacities and operational requirements.

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Mini Shipping Containers

  • Provides engineered solutions specifically to suit any customer specifications and demands.
  • Built to meet rigorous DNV 2.7-1, ISO 10855-1 and EN 12079 compliance requirements, these units ensure the highest quality and operational safety.
  • Featuring forklift pockets and top-corner pad eye to facilitate safe handling and secure transportation.
  • Includes bespoke attachment points on rooftops for convenient ease of sling inspection at lift points.
  • Offers fully customisable anti-slip surfaces on roofs and floors for improved grip and safety.
  • Units can be delivered in customer-specific paint/decals upon request, supporting brand identity.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

These containers are commonly used for storing and transporting various goods, including small machinery parts, personal protective equipment (PPE), or small hazardous waste items.

Their compact size and durable design make them a versatile solution for various industries where reliable and secure handling is crucial.

Whether you are planning to own or rent, the cost is typically influenced by the size and condition of the container, the specific DNV certification it meets, and any custom features or modifications you require.

For a detailed quote, feel free to contact us regarding your desired DNV-certified mini containers.

Ideally, you’ll first need to assess your specific operational needs. To find the best match, consider what you’ll store or transport, the required size, the necessary certification, and any specific operational features needed for your operations.

Depending on the sizes of mini DNV containers, each will offer a different maximum gross weight.

For example, the smallest option of our offshore mini container weighs 5,700 kg, while the largest ones, such as our 8′ offshore mini container, can have a maximum gross weight of 10,160 kg.

To get more information, download each of our product brochures above!

Our available containers typically range from 5’ to 8’, labelled with a specific length (L), width (W), and height (H) accordingly, for easier reference.

For instance, our 6 FT DNV mini container design measures 6’ (L) x 6’ (W) x 6′ (H).

Other size options include: 6′ Offshore Container 6’x6’x8′, 8′ Offshore Container 8’x8’x8’6 and Mini Offshore Container 5’6×6’5×9’1

This allows businesses to choose the best size for their storage or transport needs, ensuring efficient use of space while maintaining safety.

We offer forklift pockets and top corner pad eyes for easy handling, bespoke rooftop attachment points for simple sling inspections, customisable anti-slip surfaces for enhanced safety, and the option for customer-specific paint and decals to align with your branding.
They are usually built with high-strength corten steel and fully hot-dipped galvanised for the container body. This ensures superior durability, corrosion resistance, and the ability to withstand extreme environmental conditions, making them perfect for offshore applications.
It’s advisable that you verify the valid DNV certification, inspect for structural damage (dents, rust, cracks), check for water tightness (leaks, seals), ensure doors operate correctly, and assess the overall condition and any available documentation.