Can I store non-Dangerous Goods Containers in this container?

Yes, although designed for hazardous materials, these containers can also be used for general storage where added safety or spill containment is beneficial.

Do Dangerous Goods Containers need to be placed on a specific surface?

Yes, for proper functioning and safety, dangerous goods containers should be placed on a flat, stable surface, such as concrete or compacted gravel. This ensures the container remains level and allows for proper drainage and spill containment.

What’s the difference between a Standard Sea Container and a Dangerous Goods Container?

A Standard Sea Container is designed for general-purpose storage or freight and is not suitable for storing hazardous materials. It lacks the safety features and compliance required for dangerous goods. A Dangerous Goods Sea Container, on the other hand, is purpose-built to store and transport hazardous substances safely. It includes features like a bunded (spill-proof) floor, ventilation, safety signage, and construction that complies with Australian Standard AS1940. These Sea Containers are essential when storing flammable liquids, chemicals, or toxic substances to ensure safety and meet legal obligations.

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Our Dangerous Goods Sea Containers are purpose-built for the safe storage and transport of hazardous materials in line with Australian standards. Compact yet secure, they’re equipped with essential safety features to reduce risk and ensure proper handling of toxic or flammable substances.

Ideal for industries such as mining, logistics, agriculture and chemical storage, these containers offer a compliant and reliable solution for managing dangerous goods across Perth and regional WA.

We have 10ft Dangerous Goods Sea Containers and 20ft Side Opening Dangerous Goods Sea Containers.

20ft Gas Storage Dangerous Goods Sea Container
10ft Dangerous Goods Sea Containers
20ft Side Opening Dangerous Goods Sea Containers

Dangerous Goods Sea Containers Container Pricing

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10ft High Cube Dangerous Goods Container	$11,800 - $13,800	Request a Price
20ft Side Opening Dangerous Goods Container	$19,250 - $21,500	Request a Price

*Prices exclude GST and delivery. For latest pricing contact Perth Containers

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Contact our Perth team on 08 6166 3597 for expert help with your Sea Container needs.

Do Dangerous Goods Containers need to be placed on a specific surface?
Yes, for proper functioning and safety, dangerous goods containers should be placed on a flat, stable surface, such as concrete or compacted gravel. This ensures the container remains level and allows for proper drainage and spill containment.
Can I store non-Dangerous Goods Containers in this container?
Yes, although designed for hazardous materials, these containers can also be used for general storage where added safety or spill containment is beneficial.
What’s the difference between a Standard Sea Container and a Dangerous Goods Container?
A Standard Sea Container is designed for general-purpose storage or freight and is not suitable for storing hazardous materials. It lacks the safety features and compliance required for dangerous goods.

A Dangerous Goods Sea Container, on the other hand, is purpose-built to store and transport hazardous substances safely. It includes features like a bunded (spill-proof) floor, ventilation, safety signage, and construction that complies with Australian Standard AS1940. These Sea Containers are essential when storing flammable liquids, chemicals, or toxic substances to ensure safety and meet legal obligations.