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Old 22-Oct-2006, 11:47   #1
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A friend of mine just moved to NZ he took all his stuff including a sailing dinghy on a trailer. The container hire company did all the loading he never had to touch a thing. Also he found that the cost of a full size container was not much more than the smaller ones, so he got one of these which saved him the hassel of selling stuff he did not want to.

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Most shipping containers have a very solid,thick(30mm) plywood floor, tie down points in each corner and spaced out along the length of the container.
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