Shipping containers may look simple from the outside, but their design includes small details that make a big difference in cargo safety and functionality. Among these are the vents on the container walls and the number of locking rods on the container doors. Ever wondered why some containers have 3 locking rods while others have 4? Or what those small vents on the sides actually do? Let’s break it down.

The flooring of a shipping container plays a much bigger role than most people realize. It affects durability, cargo safety, maintenance, and even cost. Two of the most common flooring materials are steel and bamboo plywood. But what’s the difference, and which one is right for your needs?

In the world of shipping containers, there's a term that holds significant weight – IICL Certification. For those new to the shipping and logistics industry, or even for those well-acquainted with it, understanding the ins and outs of IICL Certification can be a valuable asset. This blog aims to demystify IICL Certification, breaking down the key points you need to know.