The entire world uses these containers for storage of most every item known to mankind while in transit for extended periods of time.
What possible question might one have regarding using one for storage?
Depending on what you store, and how.
Good square footage, weathertight, good price.
But, it's shaped all wrong.
Long and skinny.
If her stuff is small, (female clutter often is) you can build shelves on both
sides and have a nice walkway. If it's bigger, it's hard to utilize the space and still allow access.
We have several refer trailers used for cold storage at work, with good
planning and luck, they work ok.
But, there are times you are unloading a trailer to get something from the front, then putting all that @#%%#!!!%!!!!! back. Just to get one pallet.
I cut a standard door opening in the side of my 40 footer with a cutoff wheel in my 4 inch grinder and installed a steel door..
Simplifyed the access issue through the end doors.
One end is now shelved out, made for better storage options.
The other end door is seldom ever opened, they tend to be difficult if the container is bent or tweaked to start with which is typically why they sell them.
If not set dead level a good end door can become difficult due to the containers twisting when conforming to uneven ground.
It's best to weld brackets to the Interior for shelves, good self-tapping screws walk right through a container wall but why punch holes in your sealed, dry container?
