3M X 4.2M Side Linked Flat Pack Container Bundle (Powder Coated)

3 m × 4.2 m Side-Linked Flat Pack Container Bundle (Powder Coated) for Sale

Two 3 m flat-pack stores joined side by side with a matching link kit, finished in green powder coat. The result is one open bay of about 11.3 m² — 121 sq ft — with two door sets, for £1,676. It arrives flat and goes together on site, which is the whole reason this range exists.

Storage That Gets Into Places a Container Cannot

The heaviest single part in this bundle weighs 120 kg and the complete bundle is 704 kg flat-packed. That means the panels can be carried by hand, through a gate, round the back of a building, down a path, even inside an existing structure, and assembled where a crane or HIAB could never place a shipping container. If your site has restricted access, this is the answer.

Green Powder Coat, and Why It Is Worth It

The link kit is powder coated green to match the stores, so the finished structure reads as one building rather than two boxes bolted together. Green also disappears against hedging and treelines, which is why this finish gets specified for gardens, sports grounds, rural sites and anywhere a bare steel box would be an eyesore or a planning problem.

Specifications

• Bundle: 2 × 3 m flat-pack stores plus 1 side-by-side link kit
• Finish: green powder coat, stores and link kit
• External: 2.95 m L × 4.37 m W × 2.09 m H
• Internal: 2.80 m L × 4.07 m W × 1.95 m H (approx. 11.3 m² / 121 sq ft)
• Door opening: 1.25 m W × 1.88 m H, two door sets
• Flat-packed weight: 704 kg; heaviest single part when demounted: 120 kg
• Condition: new

Expanding Later

The bundle is a starting point, not a fixed size. Add further stores and link kits and the bay grows — and linked units can be arranged with doors at the same end or at opposite ends, which is useful when you need to load from one side and unload from the other. One constraint to plan around: flat-pack containers link in a single direction only, so a structure is either side-by-side or end-on-end, never both.

Because the whole thing bolts together, it also comes apart. If you move site, the store moves with you.