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120ft Series Container Canopy

Name: 120ft Series Container Canopy
Brand: Sheltirx US
Availability: InStock

In stock

Panels: No Panel

No Panel Back Panel Front winch door with back panel

Length: 80ft

Any size possible

For larger & custom sizes please contact our team

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DESCRIPTION

The Sheltirx 120 ft wide container canopy series is built for large-scale, clear-span coverage where standard widths don’t cut it, giving you substantial usable space for storage, operations, equipment or general workspace, with a wide open interior for flexible layouts and large access, installable onto containers or other mounting systems, using a hot-dip galvanised steel frame with reinforced trusses for stability, paired with heavy-duty waterproof and UV-resistant fabric, available open or fully enclosed, quick to install and fully relocatable.

FEATURES

Can be mounted onto shipping containers, concrete blocks, steel posts and more, giving flexibility across different setups
Helps protect materials and assets from weather exposure, keeping them dry and reducing wear over time
Built from heavy-duty, hot-dip galvanised steel for long-term durability and resistance to corrosion
Reinforced truss system designed to maintain strength and stability across the full width
Clear-span interior layout allows flexible use of space without internal obstructions
Heavy-duty fabric cover that is waterproof, UV-resistant and built for long-term use
Fabric allows natural light to pass through, improving visibility inside the structure
Available in open or fully enclosed configurations with front and rear panel options
Modular design allows different lengths and layouts depending on site requirements
Designed for dismantling and relocation when needed

SPECS

Frame: Hot-dip galvanised steel

Design: Wide-span, reinforced truss system

Cover: Heavy-duty, waterproof, UV-resistant fabric

Mounting: Containers, concrete blocks, steel posts and more

Configuration: Open or fully enclosed options

Layout: Modular and extendable

WARRANTY

25 oz PVC – 10-year guarantee

32 oz PVDF – 20-year guarantee

INSTALLATION

Estimated installation timeframes. Final duration will vary depending on configuration, panel options, crew size, and site conditions.

120×80 ft – 6–9 days

120×120 ft – 7–11 days

120×160 ft – 9–13 days

120×200 ft – 10–14 days

Front or back walls

Insulation

Large doors

Personnel doors

Half panel

Electric roller shutters

Add your logo

Lighting

FAQ

These are the most common questions we get asked. If you don’t see the answer you’re looking for, contact us and our team will be happy to help.

Do I need planning permission for a container shelter?

In most cases no as these are considered temporary structures, but it depends on location, use, and duration. We always recommend checking with your local authority.

Are your shelters compliant?

Yes, standard stocked units comply with international standards, and where code-specific compliance is needed, our engineers can design the structure to the specifications and ratings required for your project.

Can you provide engineering drawings and load calculations?

Yes, drawings are supplied for all projects, and where more compliance packs are needed, we can assist.

What wind speed can a container shelter withstand?

Engineered shelters are designed for site-specific wind loads and can handle extreme conditions.

Can container canopies handle heavy snow?

Yes, with site-specific conditions taken into account when engineering, they can withstand heavy snow.

How long does installation take?

Typically 1–3 days for standard sizes; larger sizes can be 1–2 weeks, depending on size and complexity.

I don’t have containers, what other mounting options are there?

Container shelters can mount to containers, concrete blocks, steel posts, and more.

Can I extend or connect multiple shelters?

Yes, modular designs allow expansion and multi-bay setups.

Can I relocate the shelter later?

Yes, they are designed to be dismantled and moved between sites.

How long do container shelters last?

Steel frames last decades; fabric covers typically 10–25 years before needing a fabric replacement.