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Personnel Doors

Make access to the inside of your container easy with the addition of a secure man door. Our commercial grade steel doors offer a weather-resistant access point to the inside of the container. We have both 3’ and 4’ doors.

  • Made of Steel
  • Lockable and Secure
  • Easy Access

Personnel Doors on Shipping Containers: A Doorway to Versatility

Shipping containers are increasingly being adopted for various commercial purposes, from offices to pop-up shops. Personnel doors – standard, swing-out doors designed for everyday human use – are an essential modification to make these containers more functional.

How They Work:

  • Standard Entry: Unlike the larger cargo doors that shipping containers come with, personnel doors offer easier and quicker access.
  • Integrated Locks: Often come with integrated locking mechanisms for enhanced security.
  • Placement Flexibility: Can be installed on any side of the container depending on the design requirements.

Steps for Proper Insulation:

Ensuring the door is properly insulated is crucial, especially for containers used as offices or workspaces:

  • Choose the Right Insulation Material: Materials like spray foam, fiberglass batt, or rigid foam boards can be used.
  • Sealant Application: Use sealants around the door edges to prevent moisture ingress and improve insulation.
  • Weather Stripping: Apply weather stripping around the door to ensure no drafts can enter.
  • Inspect Regularly: Over time, insulation can wear out or get damaged. Regularly inspect and replace as needed.

Other Useful Facts:

  • Safety Compliance: Our personnel doors are designed to be fire-rated, ensuring they meet safety regulations.
  • Customization: Doors can be customized in terms of size, color, and finish to fit the aesthetics of the container’s purpose.
  • Maintenance: Personnel doors, like any other doors, require regular maintenance. Hinges should be lubricated periodically, and locks should be checked for wear.
  • Accessibility: When designing and placing personnel doors, it’s essential to consider accessibility. This ensures the setup is usable by everyone, including those with disabilities.