Container customization.
Explore a configuration for the way you work, store, live or serve customers. Define the scope first, then confirm feasibility and pricing in writing.
Start with the shell
Choose a starting size, condition and build type. Finished, expandable, modular and flat-pack configurations suit different sites and budgets. Confirm usable interior dimensions, ceiling height and any requirements for transport after modification.
Doors, windows and layouts
Describe the number and position of personnel doors, windows, partitions and service openings. Provide a sketch and the intended use of each area. Structural changes require an appropriate design and confirmation for the supplied unit.
Interior finishes and services
Discuss insulation, lining, flooring, electrical fittings, lighting, ventilation, heating, cooling and plumbing. Specify preferred finishes and ask which components are included or optional.
Specialized spaces
Container homes, granny flats, studio cabins, portable offices and bathroom units each require different systems. Use the relevant product category as a starting point, then identify the changes your project needs.
Approvals and responsibilities
The written scope should identify design approvals, local permits, site works, utility connections, assembly and installation responsibilities. Do not assume a modified container carries a housing approval or transport certificate because the original shell did.
Send your project brief
Include product references, dimensions, intended use, drawings, preferred finishes, delivery ZIP code and target timing. Northern will review the request before confirming scope, availability, price and lead time.
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